The half-day symposium will bring together researchers, policymakers, practitioners, (former) students, and other stakeholders to discuss evidence on differential cannabis supply sources and their implications for health, safety, regulation, and public policy.
The lineup features research presentations on the use of differential cannabis supply sources in the Netherlands and Germany along with their demographics (age, ethnicity, gender), health and safety correlates, the Dutch coffeeshop supply-chain experiment, and a keynote lecture on cannabis, health, and policy. The afternoon will conclude with a panel discussion with the speakers and will cover topics such as regulating cannabis and balancing legal access, commercialization, and public health, followed by informal networking. See a link to the flyer in the registration form for details on the speakers and topics that will be presented on.
Interested persons are warmly invited to attend. Please register in advance, as places are limited.