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Kenna Crampton
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Chemical World: Data from Oregon's Decriminalization Laws
Chemical World: Data from Oregon's Decriminalization Laws
Monday 10th January 2022
Kenna Crampton and Maggie Seldeen explore Oregon's drug decriminalization impact, from financial savings to enhanced harm reduction programs.
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Kenna Crampton
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KDNK Membership Director Kenna Crampton and Peer Recorvery Coach at Mind Spring Health Maggie Seldeen debut their new Public Affairs show Chemical World. This program aims to de-stigmatize drug addict...(view more)
Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Oregon's Bold Move: The Ripple Effects of Drug Decriminalization
Additionally, because of measure, law enforcement agencies can spend less time on cyclical drug cases and due to drug decriminalization, the state of Oregon has saved million dollars in that One Year, from November To November.
When Oregon decided to decriminalize all drugs in 2020, the nation watched closely. Now, with fresh data in hand, hosts Kenna Crampton and Maggie Seldeen from 'Chemical World' dive into what these changes mean for the state. They break down the numbers released in November 2021, revealing how Oregon has saved millions by shifting resources from law enforcement to harm reduction and addiction recovery services. The conversation is more than just statistics; it's about real lives being impacted.
Kenna and Maggie highlight how this move has allowed law enforcement to focus on more pressing issues while giving individuals struggling with addiction a better shot at recovery. The episode also touches on the broader implications of drug decriminalization, including a look at Colorado's similar bill. They explore how reducing penalties for possession can make communities safer and potentially save lives.
The hosts don't shy away from the controversial topic of defunding the police, discussing its complexities and how it intersects with drug policy reform. For anyone interested in the evolving landscape of drug laws and their societal impact, this episode offers a thoughtful and engaging analysis.