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Caitlin Donohue
Español
Sobre Mi
Weed
Cannabis
Crónica
Música
Cultura
She Represents
English
About
Weed
Cannabis Writing
Crónica
Music
Culture
She Represents
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ...

“A Mexico City-based journalist’s conversational exploration of the social context, possible harms, and potential benefits of cannabis…Solid research and a global perspective create a useful approach focusing on harm reduction.”

— KIRKUS REVIEWS

 

“This book’s timing is perfect for our world. As we begin to see past the weeds (pun intended) to find sustainable solutions rooted in harm reduction for our youth, this is the book to share.”

— FELICIA CARBAJAL, community organizer and executive director of The Social Impact Center

 

“Caitlin Donohue's ‘Weed: Cannabis Culture in the Americas’ masterfully connects the dots between the ancient roots and modern implications and applications of cannabis, delivering an enlightening journey through diverse perspectives. With its star-studded insights and deeply knowledgeable authorship, it's an essential read for anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of cannabis culture.”

— JAVIER HASSE, drug reporter, co-founder/CEO of Spanish-language website El Planteo, Benzinga head of content

 

“Accessible, engaging and evidence based, ‘Weed’ provides an excellent overview of the political changes related to cannabis in the Americas and the personal stories that provide meaning and motivation to the global reform movement. Weaving data and history with the powerful voices of activists, patients, mothers, educators, academics and others connected to the (il)legal cannabis market, Caitlin Donohue takes us on a journey to understand the profound consequences of prohibition in our communities and explores social justice measures to repair those harms. A must-have for young people and other curious readers!”

— ZARA SNAPP, drug policy advocate and director of Mexico’s Instituto RIA

pRESS FOR WEED

WEED: THE BOOK TOUR

AUGUST 5. QUERETARO

CANNAFEM México conference. MORE INFO

September 6. Los Angeles

North Figueroa Bookshop, 7pm. In conversation with Mauro Melgar, co-presented by The Social Impact Center. MORE INFO

September 10. online

Double Blind Magazine, noon. “Talking to Kids About Psychedelics, Weed, and Beyond.” In conversation with Monica Cadena. RSVP + MORE INFO

September 13. San Francisco

Green Apple Books on Ninth, 7pm. In conversation with Rhana Hashemi. Co-presented by Know Drugs and 48hills. MORE INFO

September 16. Vancouver

Massy Arts Society, 6:30pm. In conversation with Emily Jenkins, University of British Columbia nursing professor. Presented by UBC chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy. RSVP + MORE INFO

September 20. Portland

Taborspace, 7pm. In conversation with Rebecca Martinez of Alma Institute, presented by Portland Psychedelic Society. RSVP + MORE INFO

September 21. Portland

Alder Commons, 7pm. MORE INFO

September 23. Eugene, OR

Tsunami Books, 2pm. MORE INFO

September 30. Clarkson, WA

Holiday Inn, Sacajawea Room, 6pm. In conversation with Mary Jane Oatman of the Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association

OCTOBER 4. PORTLAND

Up Up Books, 6pm. MORE INFO

OCTOBER 26. cdmx

En conversation con Lugo. Con la participación de Polita Pepper y Miguel Fernández. Volcana Lugar Común, 6pm. MORE INFO

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