Podcast

Nitazenes, a synthetic opioid that can be up to 50 times stronger than fentanyl, is increasingly being found in unexpected substances like cocaine, methamphetamine, and MDMA across Australia. In this episode, we explore how drug policy, particularly prohibition, shapes emerging drug trends and how we respond to them to reduce harm.

Many people living in Australia don't know what a Drug User Organisation is. In this episode, we have brought together the voices of harm reductionists, advocates, researchers, and our community to share why they think Drug User Organisations are important and what can be done to provide more support for them to continue their work into the future.

People who use drugs and Drug User Organisations have been fighting for ethical collaboration throughout our history, to be genuinely respected as people with expertise and allowed to lead the responses that affect our community. In this episode, we learn about ethical collaboration from the community in a range of settings and with different partners.

Nous discutons avec Esha Leydon, travailleuse en réduction des risques pour les pairs, des conseils sur les veines et du traitement de l'hépatite C et obtenons quelques informations sur son travail au NSP.

Geoff nous parle des services que la CAHMA offre à la communauté, du programme de bénévolat de la CAHMA et de certains des problèmes importants auxquels sont confrontés les consommateurs de drogues illicites.

Une discussion sur la journée de la communauté des pairs de l'INHSU, son implication dans la conférence et les questions importantes qui en sont ressorties.