Art Buro, Amsterdam
Squatter Movement
Prepared for ICASH
International Coalition
for Addict Self-Help
Human being, harm reduction worker and activist.
Nico had a way with words.
"People expect I will introduce
myself as a heroin addict. Would you introduce
yourself and say, Hello I'm a coffee drinker?"
Rise and Fall of Addiction
© G. Frenken
2007 International Drug Policy Reform Conference
IBOGAINE SESSION PARTS 1 & 2
IBOGAINE - An Effective Therapy for Chemical Dependence
Friday, December 7, 2007 | 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM room to be announced
The session will be broken into two parts. The first part will consist of six presentations on the subjects indicated below. The moderator for the first session will be Howard Lotsof, President, Dora Weiner Foundation. The second session will be a round table moderated by Allan Clear, Director of the Harm Reduction Coalition who will accept questions from the audience and other sources and direct them to the presenters for response.Moderator Session Part I
(2:30 PM - 3:30 PM)Howard Lotsof -- Dora Weiner Foundation, Staten Island, NYIbogaine in the treatment of chronic hepatitis C Presentations
Howard S. Lotsof -- President, Dora Weiner Foundation, Staten Island, NYPeer advocacy initiated ibogaine therapyDimitri Mobengo Mugianis -- Freedom Root, New York, NYIbogaine screening, safety and treatmentClare Wilkins -- Ibogaine Association, Playas, de Tijuana, MexicoIbogaine cardiac medical perspectivesJeffrey Kamlet, MD -- Fellow, American Society of Addiction Medicine, Miami, FLIbogaine booster therapy in addiction treatment and pain management.Patrick Kroupa -- University of Miami, Miami, FLIbogaine mechanisms of action, immune effects and GDNFDana Beal -- Cures-Not-Wars New York, NY
Session Part II
(3:30 PM - 4:00 PM)Moderator Round Table
Allan Clear -- Harm Reduction Coalition, New York, NYParticipants
Dana Beal
Jeffrey Kamlet, MD
Patrick Kroupa
Howard S. Lotsof
Dimitri Mobengo Mugianis
Clare Wilkins
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Three important women in the ibogaine movement had the opportunity to meet at the International Drug Policy conference in New Orleans. Left to right. Clare Wilkins, Ibogaine Association; Sandra Karpetas, Iboga Therapy House and Norma Lotsof, Vice President, Dora Weiner Foundation, Inc.
* * * Donations in Support
A message from the Dora Weiner Foundation The Dora Weiner Foundation (DWF) has supported ibogaine presentations during the 2007 International Drug Policy Reform Conference. DWF is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation established in 1983. The activities of the Foundation are exclusively charitable, educational and scientific with the intent to encourage and promote public knowledge of research in the study of chemical dependence and substance-related disorders and to advocate for the rights of patients being treated for dependence to drugs. All donations to support the Foundation's work are tax deductable.
Checks or money orders should be written to the Dora Weiner Founation and addressed to:
Dora Weiner Foundation
46 Oxford Place
Staten Island, NY 10301
USAFor further information visit DWF's web page. Thank you for your support. We anticipate the conference presentations will result in saved lives. This solicitation is made solely on behalf of the Dora Weiner Foundation and not in affiliation with any other organization.
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