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We continue to revisit the May 1st kickoff of the Pine and Roses publication. This episode features a discussion of Pine and Roses articles with their authors, Andrew Miln, Israel Mosley, and Pine and Roses Editorial Collective member Coral Howe. This episode's volunteer editor was Chris Burns. Chris does audio editing for a living, and since we do not yet live in a world of free bread and roses, consider hiring him for audio work through his connected email address, [email protected].
The Maine Mural Podcast is revisiting the May 1st kickoff of the Pine and Roses publication! This episode features a discussion of Pine and Roses articles with their authors Kate Sykes of the Maine DSA Electoral Committee and People First Portland, and out and proud trans butch activist N. Sainte Harkins. Kate Sykes has appeared previously on the Maine Mural Podcast for our "Post Election Roundtable" on Nov 6, 2020. This episode's volunteer editor was Elias Pasquerillo.
Citations:
[03 Min : 05 Sec] : Articles by Kate Sykes on "Pine and Roses."
[14 Min : 08 Sec] : "Maine Youth Justice: No prisons for children
by N. Sainte Harkins."
On April 9th at 6pm, the Maine DSA Drug Policy Subcommittee hosted an educational event about current efforts in our state to decriminalize all drugs. The event included a screening of the movie The House I Live In as well as a panel of activists, policy experts, and people with lived experiences to discuss the film and how the war on drugs has impacted Maine.
Earlier this month, on Friday the 7th, Maine DSA Drug Policy Subcommittee hosted an educational event about current efforts to decriminalize all drugs in the State of Maine. The event included a screening of the movie "The House I Live In" as well as a panel of activists, policy experts, and people with lived experiences to discuss the film and how the war on drugs has impacted Maine. They also provided information on two key bills in the state legislature, LD 967 "An Act To Make Possession of Scheduled Drugs for Personal Use a Civil Penalty" and LD 994 "An Act To Promote Public Health by Eliminating Criminal Penalties for Possession of Hypodermic Apparatuses", as well as a future event on writing public testimony and op-eds. The event will take place on April 9th at 6pm until 8:30pm. We hope to see you there!
The session was recorded and today, we will be bringing you part two of the discussion between Davey and Craig of the Maine DSA Drug Policy Subcommittee, as they address questions from Maine DSA members following the event. Part 1 aired Friday, April 30th, 2021.
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The May 11th Drug Policy Subcommittee Meeting
Earlier this month, on Friday the 7th, Maine DSA Drug Policy Subcommittee hosted an educational event about current efforts to decriminalize all drugs in the State of Maine. The event included a screening of the movie "The House I Live In" as well as a panel of activists, policy experts, and people with lived experiences to discuss the film and how the war on drugs has impacted Maine. They also provided information on two key bills in the state legislature, LD 967 "An Act To Make Possession of Scheduled Drugs for Personal Use a Civil Penalty" and LD 994 "An Act To Promote Public Health by Eliminating Criminal Penalties for Possession of Hypodermic Apparatuses", as well as a future event on writing public testimony and op-eds.
With the permission of the subcommittee, the session was recorded and today, we will be interviewing Davey and Craig of the Maine DSA Drug Policy Subcommittee with questions from Maine DSA members.
Check out Andy O'Brien and Will Chapman's other work at "The Mainer Magazine," and "The Rockland Free Press."
This episode's volunteer editor was Chris Burns. Consider contacting him at his business email at [email protected].
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