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Watch Dr. @KevinSabet’s full video on why the federal government must address the public safety, mental health, and addiction crisis impacting Vancouver and communities across the province. Share to spread the word! 📢 #PublicSafety#MentalHealth
PROSPER CEO @KevinSabet had the pleasure of addressing the BC Urban Mayors Caucus on creating a new BC drug policy focused on prevention and treatment.
The scientific journal Addiction published a study showing that closing a drug consumption site did not increase overdose deaths. Instead, it led to more life-saving addiction treatments.
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PROSPER and FDPS commend British Columbia’s recent decision to end the unsuccessful drug decriminalization program. Now is the time for public officials to support science-based policies that focus on prevention.
Missed the 2025 PROSPER Symposium? No worries, we have you covered.
You can watch the whole Symposium uninterrupted below!
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Don't miss this interview from this week's PROSPER event with our CEO @KevinSabet and Vancouver Mayor @KenSimCity on drug misconceptions and the mental health crisis:
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Panel 4: Homelessness and Hope: Policy for Results
Featuring Judy Graves, Grant Denton, Deputy Howard Chow, Destiny Pirillo, and @Twolfrecovery, moderated by @KevinSabet.
Panel 2: What are we getting right? What are we getting wrong?
Featuring Fmr. Councillor Lynne Kennedy, MLA Steve Kooner, Mayor Brad West, Dr. Maire Durnin-Goodman, Dr. Pouya Azar, and Dr. Daniel Vigo.
Today’s the day! It’s The Prosper Symposium 2025. Before the event starts, let’s look back at the wonderful memories made at last year’s symposium.
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This morning on @CBCVancouver's The Early Edition with Stephen Quinn, @KevinSabet weighed in on the platform and campaign promises of leading parties ahead of the 2025 Canadian federal election.
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Kevin, who served as a drug policy advisor to both Presidents Obama and Bush, is a leading expert on nonpartisan, effective, and evidence-based approaches to drug policy.
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This is a positive albeit obvious step that needs to be taken now and should not be seen through partisan or controversial lenses. We also have to think about how we get people into these beds in the first place since there’s often very little incentive to enter treatment.