The Challenges Inc Podcast
The Challenges Inc Podcast
TAP60 Christina Dent
TAP60 Christina Dent
TAP60 Christina Dent
Saturday 1st August 2020
Christina Dent talks about promoting harm reduction in conservative communities and her journey from foster parent to drug policy advocate.
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Get the buttons here!Christina Dent: Shifting Perspectives on Drug Policy in Conservative Communities
If you have anybody in your life that trusts you, you can be a voice for change, and that's how change happens.
Ever wondered how harm reduction strategies can take root in conservative areas? In this episode of 'Challenging Pathos', hosts Marc Burrows and Michael Crouch sit down with Christina Dent, the founder of End It For Good. Christina shares her eye-opening journey from a foster parent to an advocate for drug policy reform. She discusses the uphill battle of promoting harm reduction in places where conservative values dominate the conversation.
Christina's story is a powerful reminder that change is possible, even in the most unlikely settings. She explains how her experiences led her to challenge her own beliefs about drug use and addiction. Now, she's on a mission to legalize and regulate substances, moving away from the traditional model of drug prohibition. Listeners will gain insights into how Christina navigates these challenging waters, advocating for policies that focus on compassion and practicality rather than punishment.
Her work emphasizes that anyone can become part of the conversation on drug policy reform, regardless of their background or political beliefs. This episode is perfect for anyone curious about the complexities of implementing harm reduction strategies in conservative areas. It's a compelling listen that offers both hope and practical advice for those looking to make a difference in the world of drug policy.