NORML: Tell Congress to Pass Blumenauer-McClintock Amendment to Protect State Marijuana
If you want to protect your right to access legal cannabis without threat of DEA or FDA interference, tell your Congressional reps to pass the States Act.
Victory for Hemp: 2018 Farm Bill Legalizes Hemp After 81 Years of Prohibition
Passage of the 2018 Agricultural Improvement Act marks the legalization of hemp with promise for a healthy, prosperous carbon neutral future on the horizon.
2018 Election Special: Choosing Candidates to Fight for Cannabis Policy Reform
Interview with NORML AZ State Director Mikel Weisser about the importance of electing pro-cannabis candidates to protect patients from anti-marijuana policy
Under the Radar: California DPH Blindsides Hemp CBD Industry with New Statewide Ban
Cannabis industry was blindsided when news broke about the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) decision to ban the sale any food or dietary supplement containing CBD.
As the Senate Warms to Hemp, Don’t Cool Your Heels Just Yet
it became apparent that legislation calling for the removal hemp from Schedule One Controlled Substances may finally have a chance of becoming law, sort of.
A Higher Calling Down Under: Cannabis Research & Alzheimer’s
Having legalized medical use of cannabis at the federal level only a year ago, Australia’s domestic market is still new but advantages are light years ahead of the U.S.
Transcending Social Norms: Mary Janes – The Women of Weed
Filmmaker Windy Borman and music icon Melissa Etheridge weigh in on the film “Mary Janes: Women of Weed” and how women are influencing change.
Liberating Cannabis: a Right to Life Issue for Autistic Kids
Interview with Meiko Perez, who explains how cannabis dramatically improved the condition of her autistic son Joey.
No More Smoke and Mirrors: Days of Cannabis Denial May Be Over
With groundbreaking legislation to legalize both hemp and marijuana pending in Congress, the days of cannabis denial seem to be coming to an end.
Veterans Who Survive War Should Not Be Left to Die Reliving It
Leo Bridgewater, an Army veteran/cannabis activist describes his experiences at war and why he devotes his time advocating for cannabis policy change.
Jose Belen
Jose Belen is a U.S. Army Field Artillery combat veteran who was first deployed during the initial invasion of Iraq in the 1st Army Division, 2nd Artillery Battalion. As a…
Leo Bridgewater
Leo Bridgewater was an Army Specialist who served multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and worked with some of the Army’s highest ranked officers as a communications liaison before retiring…