Drug Policy Alliance

Our 2009 Partners

• A Better Way Foundation
• A New PATH (Parents for Addiction Treatment & Healing)
• Aegis Medical Systems, Inc.
• Albuquerque Center for Peace and Justice
• Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless (AHCH)
• American Civil Liberties Union - NM
• Calilfornia Hepatitis C Task Force
• Canadian Harm Reduction Network
• Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
• Centerforce
• Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition
• District of Columbia Statehood Green Party
• DRCNet
• Exponents
• FOUND Inc. / AIDS/HIV Health Alternatives
• Harm Reduction Psychotherapy and Training Associates
• Harm Reduction Therapy Center
• Institute for Policy Studies
• International Drug Policy Consortium
• International Harm Reduction Association
• Justice Policy Institute
• Justice Strategies, a Tides Center Project
• Los Angeles Community Action Network
• Moderation Management
• Mothers Against Teen Violence (MATV)
• New Mexico Coalition to Repeal the Death Penalty
• New Mexico Council on Crime and Delinquency
• New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
• New Mexico HIV Prevention Community Planning and Action Group
• New Mexico Public Health Association
• New Mexico Women's Agenda
• New Mexico Women's Justice Project, Inc.
• Project South: Institute for the Elimination of Poverty and Genocide
• Queers for Economic Justice
• Reentry Task Force
• Release
• Safe Streets Art Foundation
• Santa Fe Recovery Center
• Sensible Colorado
• Somos Un Pueblo Unido
• Students for Sensible Drug Policy - University of New Mexico Chapter
• The Defender Association/Racial Disparity Project
• The Ordinary People Society
• Transform Drug Policy Foundation
• Voice of the Ex Offender (VOTE)
• Voluntary Committee of Lawyers
• West Coast Leaf
• Women on the Rise Telling HerStory (WORTH)
• Young Women United

 

Why Become a Partner

Every organization doing work in drug policy reform should be a Reform Conference partner! These organizations demonstrate their commitment to drug policy reform by helping us publicize the Reform Conference and get the word out about the event.  If you're interested in being a partner, download the Sponsorship Package and the Sponsorship Form.

Partner+ (“Partner Plus”) - $325

For partner organizations who would normally send a delegate to the conference but whose budgets for travel and lodging have been cut, or those who would simply like to take advantage of an enhanced presence for your organization, we offer the Partner+ designation.

For the same price as a non member registration, Partner+ organizations can be listed on the website and in our print materials as supporters of the Reform Conference AND receive a business card-sized ad in the program book AND will be allowed to contribute a promotional insert about their organization to the conference bag.

We invite organizations who are not able to support the Reform Conference fiscally, or those who are sending delegates but wish to do more, to become conference Partners.

ALL Partners will be asked to:

• Place conference announcements in your publication or newsletter
  
• Create a website banner link to our conference site
  
• Add our event to your Web site calendar listing
  
• Place our conference literature at your table when you or your staff attends conferences, health fairs or other events, forums and meetings
  
• Hand out flyers at any events you hold between now and the conference
  
• Provide us with mailing lists (arrangements can be made for a blind list transfer)
  
• Send emails to your constituents announcing your support of the conference and encouragement that they attend

All conference Partners will receive recognition on the conference website and in our print materials.

Note: The Drug Policy Alliance reserves the sole right to approve or deny conference sponsor, advertiser, exhibitor or partner applicants without cause.