Transform Drug Policy Foundation Blog

We have recently added a new page to the Transform website promoting our call for an Impact Assessment (IA) of drug policy. An IA would mak...

Campaigners are confident that it is now when, not if, marijuana is legalised in the US, with several states likely to vote on legalisation ...

With US support for the legalisation of cannabis/marijuana fast approaching the 50% threshold  (California's Prop 19 legalisation ballo...

A new, free exhibition (curated by Transform trustee and author Mike Jay) is opening tomorrow at the Wellcome Collection in London and will...

Media Advisory At a press conference in New York on Tuesday 26 October, at the 65th session of the United Nations General Assembly, one of ...

On the eve of the Comprehensive Spending Review it seems like an opportune moment to relaunch Transform's 2009 report: 'A Compariso...

The following statement and list of signatories is copied from the Yeson19.com website : To the Voters of California: As law professors at ...

  There's something charmingly blunt about this anti-smoking poster from 1915. It also contains a number of strangely prescient cues fo...

The summary and conclusions are copied below, the full document (in Pdf format) is available here .  Transform has a number of serious c...

  October 7, 2010 [Vancouver, Canada] – The International Centre for Science in Drug Policy (ICSDP) today released a new research report t...

     The New York City Bar Association's Committee on Drugs and the Law presents CONFRONTING AN OXYMORON: TAKING CONTROL OF CONTROL...

. Does the media follow public opinion or lead it? Probably a bit of both, but it is clear that the climate around drugs policy is changing...

Transform issued a press release last Monday about Sir Ian Gilmore's comments in his final Newsletter as president of the Royal Society...