Women in Psychedelics: Learning from Success

4/24/24 From AIMS Co-Director Dr. Leanna Standish:
I am pleased to be presenting at Women in Psychedelics, an extraordinary virtual gathering of medicine women, doctors, public interest entrepreneurs, researchers, therapists, authors, activists, and others on April 27 and 28, and hope you will join me. My presentation will address ayahuasca and is scheduled for 4/27 5 pm PST.
Speakers come from four continents and eight countries. Several are people of color and three are indigenous. We will discuss timely issues and showcase success stories relevant to and featuring women in psychedelics.

SAT/SUN APR 27-28, 10 AM TO 11 AM 25-HOUR CONFERENCE, 24 SPEAKERS

Women in Psychedelics: Learning from Success

 

Women in Psychedelics: Learning from Success (WiP) is an extraordinary virtual gathering of medicine women, doctors, public interest entrepreneurs, researchers, therapists, authors, activists, and others. They come from four continents, eight countries. Several are people of color, three indigenous.  
WiP will run from 10 AM, Saturday, April 27 until 11 AM, Sunday, April 28. One advantage of this approach is that people all over the world can tune into some part of our event at a convenient time. Twenty-five amazing women will make 30-minute presentations on a wide range of subjects relevant to and featuring women in psychedelics and will showcase a psychedelic success story. A moderated Q&A and discussion will follow for the rest of the hour. The last hour of the event will feature several of our speakers in a summary session. A video of the complete program will be available promptly.  
This free Zoom event is organized by Holly House, a Seattle-based effort to educate the public about the risks and benefits of psychedelics to individuals and society. The principal sponsor is Awake.net, a non-profit social impact network, offering space for the entheogenic community to be informed, collaborate, and speed transformation. Awake’s public service mission is to advance and use ibogaine to help end the addiction and overdose epidemic. Co-sponsors are the Entheo Society of Washington, supporting the therapeutic, spiritual, and medical right to use entheogens and their decriminalization, and Ancestral Heart, dedicated to the preservation and deeper understanding of ancient ritual and indigenous wisdom.
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Presented by Holly House. Principal Sponsor Awake.net, Co-sponsors EntheoSociety of Washington and Ancestral Heart

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