Baltimore Drug Users Want Safe Supply, Know How It Should Look
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Firmly standing in solidarity with those who use drugs in Baltimore and beyond.
You don't have to be sober for the holidays — but use safely
Whether you're sober or a drug user, have a good time this holiday season. Just be safe while you do it.
The harm reduction movement is facing an uphill battle, but there is power in numbers
The people we've lost have energized a movement that will not stop until the drug war takes its final breath.
Baltimore media outlets may be exacerbating an already unprecedented overdose crisis
Experts say stigmatizing language and hasty coverage in Baltimore have spread misinformation and steered a city struggling with the overdose crisis away from public health response and toward fear-driven police crackdowns.
If you're reading this, I'm on 'vacation'
Contrary to what people may think, I've been working pretty hard recently. So, I'm taking some time off. Catch you later.
Councilman, advocates press homeless services director over shelter conditions and housing policies
The agency is operating with just eight outreach workers as more than 2,000 people in Baltimore are unsheltered on any given night, 70% of whom are Black, according to the city’s 2025 Point-in-Time count.
Why does it take a crisis for people in power to step up?
The federal government shutdown has hampered services that are critical to at-risk populations, leading to local officials investing in additional aid for those in need. It shouldn't take a crisis for these things to happen.
