Cohousing-L Mailing List: Conference on Rethinking the War on Drugs

[Katie Pakos (nasro]

CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT...CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

National Association of Socially Responsible Organizations

presents

Rethinking the War on Drugs and Crime New Approaches to Local Policy
                                 
March 31, 1995
Washington Court Hotel
Washington, D.C.
                            
Is the War on Drugs and Crime Really Working?
                           
How Can We Take the Profit Out of the Drug Trade?

Sponsored by NASRO, The Drug Policy Foundation and the Association of 
Black Psychologists

A Conference for Those Who Aim to Understand the Problem

Substance abuse and the crime that so often accompanies it are problems every
U.S. citizen faces: many of us walk in fear in our own neighborhoods, we worry
about community security for ourselves and our loved ones, we continue to be
barraged with media immages of the victims of senseless, drug-related crimes.
The National Association of Socially Responsible Organizations (NASRO) believes

The Government Alone is Not Responsible for Fighting the War on Drugs and
Crime.

Substance abuse and crime may not be your or your employer's top priority, yet
none of us can ignore the pressing need to examine why substance abuse and
crime continue to rise in this country. As these issues receive legislative
attention in the months ahead, NASRO encourges employers and other concerned
citizens to join us in educating ourselves, sharing possible solutions, and
taking a stand.

Your Participation Matters

To register for the Conference or learn more about the Conference agenda
speakers, and NASRO:

http://www.nasro.org/cwa/nasro.html
gopher: nasro.org
email: pakos [at] nasro.org or nasro [at] nasro.org

Katie Pakos
National Association of Socially Responsibility Organizations (NASRO)

Internet: nasro [at] nasro.org