Toolkit

Community Engagement Workers [CEW] are a central part of a harm reduction approach that honors the autonomy and experience of people who use drugs with…

This toolkit is for community, government, and provider coalitions exploring and mounting crisis response.

This toolkit offers guidance to harm reduction programs  navigating opportunities to secure healthcare financing, assess opportunities, build meaningful partnerships, and establish sustainable funding streams.

This guide provides prosecutors with a set of evidence-based strategies and best practices grounded in harm reduction and racial justice, and  encourages prosecutors to take a less punitive approach to drug prosecution, offering actionable alternatives to traditional prosecution practices through post-conviction.

This report and toolkit, created with support from Vital Strategies, equip healthcare providers with the knowledge and tools they need to support pregnant and parenting people who use drugs.

This guide aims to uplift the voices of people who use drugs and educate others about the contexts of their lives, strategies employed for survival in the midst of a fatal overdose crisis, and suggestions for improvements to harm reduction and public health messaging with regards to never use drugs alone.

People who use drugs may use drugs alone from time to time. This resource was created by people who use drugs for people who use drugs to be safer when they use.

Our new toolkit provides vulnerable communities and the people who work with them with critical information on COVID-19 and guidance on preventive measures they can adopt, to protect people at higher risk from infection and transmission.