Community Conversations: Drug Policy Alternatives for Alberta

Come join us at Palomino Smokehouse for an evening exploring drug policy alternatives in Alberta. This in-person event will provide a platform for open dialogue and sharing of ideas. Let's work together to support our community. Whether you're a concerned citizen, a policymaker, or a community member, your voice matters.

Registration includes the event and dinner.

Let's make a difference together! See you there!

Location: Palomino Smokehouse, 7 Avenue Southwest, Calgary, AB, Canada

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/community-conversations-drug-policy-alternatives-for-alberta-registration-849756282917

Join us in releasing virtual balloons today, March 6, 2024, to raise awareness. Share your stories, share your love, and let's stand together to end the stigma and prevent further tragedies.

Use the hashtag #blackballoonday2024 and tag @momsstoptheharm, we can share your stories.

Remember, virtual balloons are kinder to our environment. Let's make our impact meaningful in every way possible.

JOIN US FOR OUR VIRTUAL EVENT

Please join Moms Stop the Harm on November 30, 2023 at 9amPT/12pmET as we host a webinar with Dr. Alan Wolfelt. Dr. Wolfelt will present his model for understanding, identifying, and companioning grievers lost in the wilderness of grief. This webinar will help participants explore the important topic of “complicated” grief. Dr. Alan Wolfelt will present his model for understanding, identifying, and companioning grievers lost in the wilderness of grief.

CALLING ARTISTS, MAKERS, CRÉATEUR.RICES, ARTISAN.ES…

Creating is therapeutic for many of us / beaucoup d’entre nous prenons soin de nous en créant.

Please consider donating something you made with love for our 2023 summer online auction, between June 19 and 26 / peut-être aimeriez vous donner une de vos créations pour nos enchères d’été en ligne, du 19 au 26 juin.

In honour and memory of Jordan.
Jordan's life ended from opioid toxicity while he was incarcerated in a Canadian corrections facility. He should not have been in jail, but in a hospital receiving compassionate treatment and care.