As NYC overdoses spike, harm reduction needed more than ever “While they drag their feet, people are dying”   As overdoses continue to.

Life-saving statewide coalition shifts the narrative on International Overdose Awareness Day CASEP celebrates the 'sheroes'/'theyroes'/heroes saving.

NHRC APPLAUDS SAMHSA’S DEVELOPMENT OF HARM REDUCTION FRAMEWORK, ADVOCATES FOR NEEDED CHANGE Framework is step in the right direction, and NHRC.

Showing support for Maui comrades in wake of wildfires   Dear beloved harm reduction community,   Our fellow comrades at the.

NHRC stands in solidarity with OnPoint NYC's life-saving overdose prevention centers The data is clear: Overdose prevention centers (OPCs), like.

CALIFORNIA MAKES HISTORY WITH HARM REDUCTION INVESTMENT Funding supports CASEP’s life-saving work   With the largest investment in harm.

Drug Policy Alliance and National Harm Reduction Coalition issue joint statement condemning San Francisco’s forced treatment scheme and arrests of.

FIHR and NHRC announce a new chapter For the past six years, National Harm Reduction Coalition (NHRC) has incubated Faith in Harm.

‘If this funding is not extended…our people will die,’ NHRC director says Advocate network rallies for life-saving programs amidst budget.

From “abstinence proponent” to “’ardent protester’ in support of harm reduction” By: Mike Pomante Black history should be taught.

National Harm Reduction Coalition (NHRC) is privileged to continue to spotlight Black harm reductionists who have made invaluable contributions to.

In observance of Black History Month, National Harm Reduction Coalition (NHRC) is honored to recognize Dr. Ricky N. Bluthenthal for his ongoing.

As we start this new year, we wanted to take time following a period of mourning with family, friends, and community to pay a special tribute to our.

Written by: Mike Pomante Black History Month is a time to honor and commemorate all Black Americans, past and present, and celebrate their.

Written by: Laura Guzman Dear friends, I am honored to continue my service with the National Harm Reduction Coalition (NHRC) as acting executive.

Years into recovery, I never forgot the kindness of Haven Wheelock.  My family had forced me into treatment twice, only for me to relapse and OD. .