April 2010 marks the anniversary of 11 years of A New PATH’s advocacy work for therapeutic drug policies. This event will launch a campaign to stop the violence, mass incarceration and overdose deaths resulting from our current punitive and discriminatory drug policies. A New PATH! is partnering with other organizations such as Families ACT! and Broken No More!, as well as individuals from various areas of California in a massive collaborative effort to change our current policies of arrest and imprisonment to therapeutic strategies and regulation. Mothers are leading the charge to stop the pointless and punitive incarceration of drug users, and end the needless deaths created by the illegal drug trade. Bring signs and pictures of your loved ones whose lives have been damaged by the War on Drugs. Join us in demonstrating for change. For more information, please contact us at: anewpath@cox.net or 619-670-1184.
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April 4, 2010 at 2:19 pm
Barbara
I am going to be there!
April 5, 2010 at 2:30 pm
William Ford
That’s great! There are a lot of good folks behind this; many who have been touched deeply by the impact of the world of addiction and recovery. Bill