The Canadian Drug Policy Coalition (CDPC) is a non-partisan, evidence-based policy advocacy organization comprised of around 50 organizations and over 7,000 individuals striving to end the harms of drug prohibition. It operates as a project within Simon Fraser University in the Faculty of Health Sciences.
Staff retreat, facilitated session; Vancouver; 2021
Staff retreat, visiting the Downtown Eastside; Vancouver; 2021
Natasha Touesnard with the Canadian Association of People Who Use Drugs (CAPUD) speaking at press conference announcing their lawsuit against the federal government; Vancouver; 2021
International Overdose Awareness Day rally; Vancouver; 2021
Dr. Mark Tyndall and Matt Bonn (Canadian Association of People Who Use Drugs)
Community members and supporters at International Overdose Awareness Day rally in Edmonton, Alberta; 2021
International Overdose Awareness Day; Vancouver; 2020
Eris Nyx, Drug User Liberation Front (DULF), with community-led safe supply
"Criminalization of people who use drugs harms some of the world’s most vulnerable citizens. This has to stop."
Stephen Lewis, former UN Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa. (Photo credit: Farhang Ghajar, CBC)
