Marshall Poe
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Giulia Zampini on Researching Drug Taking
Giulia Zampini on Researching Drug Taking
Giulia Zampini on Researching Drug Taking
Tuesday 18th May 2021
Giulia Zampini explores positive drug use narratives in her 'People and Dancefloors' project on New Books in Drugs, Addiction and Recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Giulia Zampini: Redefining Drug Use Narratives with 'People and Dancefloors'
I think if things are problematic, they don't get talked about in the same way. As a result of that, policy should be made as a universal thing to suit the needs of people in general, but unfortunately that's not possible.
Ever thought about how drug use and dancefloors intersect? In this fascinating episode of 'New Books in Drugs, Addiction and Recovery', Marshall Poe chats with Giulia Zampini about her innovative research. Zampini dives into the 'People and Dancefloors' project, a unique initiative that blends research, film, and activism. This project isn't just about gathering data; it's about creating knowledge together with participants and challenging the usual negative stories we hear about drug use.
Zampini highlights the importance of harm reduction and pleasure in drug policy, making a strong case for why we need to listen to the real experiences of people. She also delves into the politics of drug regulation, offering a fresh perspective on how these policies impact everyday lives. Throughout the conversation, you'll hear about the value of ethnography in research and why it's crucial for academia to reflect on its own biases.
If you're curious about how inclusive narratives can reshape our understanding of drug use, this episode is a must-listen. Zampini's insights remind us that the voices of those directly affected by drug policies are invaluable. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that might just change the way you see drug use and dancefloors.