FAQ

The Reform Conference’s main program is curated internally by DPA staff. If you would like to host your own meeting or workshop, give your own presentation or curate your own panel, we do accept abstracts from conference attendees for our Community Sessions.

Stay tuned for the submission process for Community Sessions for Reform 2025.

We have two Scholarships Programs meant to support the attendance of people directly impacted by the war on drugs and to ensure that the diversity of our movement – in race, gender, sexuality, age, lived experience, education, immigration status, etc. – is reflected in our conference attendees. The funds are meant for people who are low-income, are in a position to clearly benefit from going to the conference, are already affiliated with a complimentary or allied movement, with a solid potential to take home new knowledge, skills and contacts that will benefit their local work in any and all issue areas of our movement.

The International Scholarships application will reopen in 2025. Please email scholarships@drugpolicy.org if you have any questions before then.

The National Scholarships application will reopen in 2025. Please email scholarships@drugpolicy.org if you have any questions before then.

The Reform Conference offers an interactive space to showcase your work or your products and services, access to leaders and decision makers in a diverse field, and effective lead and business generation. It also provides ample opportunities for networking.

Exhibitor fees include:

• One Reform Conference registration
• Table space in the exhibit room
• Recognition in official Reform Conference program

Please email reform@drugpolicy.org if your group would like to exhibit in 2025.

Reform 2023 offered a virtual option. This option included access to the three plenary sessions and nine educational breakout sessions via livestream; schedule and program here.

Please email us at reform@drugpolicy.org if you have any questions about the Virtual Reform Conference.