Abolition and harm reduction in the struggle for "Care, Not Cages".

Care that is organized around the principles of harm reduction and the movement for police and prison abolition has the potential to uproot and transform structural causes of harm and violence, in the interconnected crises of drug-related harm, policing, and punishment. The United States' crisis of overdose and drug-related harm and its system of policing and punishment are historically and empirically linked phenomena. The abandonment of people whose use of drugs leads to their premature death, in the form of an overdose, is directly and indirectly connected to wider systems of criminalization and incarceration that also produce premature suffering and death.

Advocacy for Health Justice: An Innovative Pilot Course for MD and Master of Public Policy Students.

: U.S. medical schools are searching for ways to address issues of health justice in undergraduate medical education.