MPP Invites Project SAM to Promote Marijuana Policy Reform
MPP extended an invitation Friday to the new Maine affiliate of Project SAM to join forces to promote sensible marijuana policy reform in Maine.
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MPP extended an invitation Friday to the new Maine affiliate of Project SAM to join forces to promote sensible marijuana policy reform in Maine.
After last weekend's conference in Denver, a picture is emerging of which states are likely to be the first to follow down the path to legalize marijuana.
Leading up to November's election, marijuana policy is an increasingly hot topic in Maine.
In an excellent article on CNN, MPP's Dan Riffle explains that marijuana is safer than alcohol, and describes the folly of cannabis prohibition.
MPP submitted comments recommending revisions to the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services’ medical marijuana compassion center regulations.
week, the biannual International Drug Policy Reform Conference will take place in Denver, Colorado.
Marijuana prohibitionists have been stirring up controversy since a line of bus advertisements supporting Question 1 in Portland, Maine were revealed.
A new poll commissioned by MPP and the ACLU of Maryland shows that a majority of Marylanders support legalizing marijuana and regulating it like alcohol!
MPP will work to pass voter initiatives in at least five states and bills in five state legislatures to end marijuana prohibition.
Supporters of the ballot initiative to remove penalties for adult marijuana possession in Portland are launching ads on METRO buses and bus shelters.
MPP director of communications Mason Tvert recently sat down with Andrew Sullivan at The Dish to discuss the state of marijuana policy.
We’re excited to announce MPP’s second annual list of the Top 50 Most Influential Marijuana Users!
A campaign to legalize cannabis for recreational use in Portland, supported by MPP and the ACLU of Maine officially began yesterday.
The annual National Survey on Drug Use and Health released Wednesday shows marijuana prohibition has failed to accomplish its goals.
Mason Tvert of Marijuana Policy Project was recently on "Geraldo At Large" to talk about the "New Beer" ad that was pulled from a recent NASCAR event.
“Our federal government has been exaggerating the harms of marijuana for decades, but at this point it has gone off the deep end,” -Mason Tvert of the MPP
MPP's Rob Kampia reports that with Illinois' medical marijuana law, most of our population now lives in states that have rejected cannabis prohibition.
MPP released a video last week listing the country’s “Worst State Legislators of 2013″ on marijuana policy issues.