Big Tobacco, Big Alcohol, Big Pharma and the politicians on their payroll. Every deal, lobbyist and donation, sourced.
Download One Pagers, Research Studies, Power Point presentations and other resources to help you fight Big Marijuana.
We compiled publicly available state-level data, reports, and investigatory findings, peer-reviewed studies, and government health surveys to assemble this report.
We go beyond slogans and clichés to give you a data-driven and tested approach to marijuana use and its consequences.
We envision a society where marijuana policies are aligned with the scientific understanding of marijuana’s harms. Read stories of those that have seen the impact first hand.
Yes. 19.3 million Americans are addicted. The evidence on cannabis use disorder, withdrawal, potency and recovery.
Most Americans now favor legal marijuana, are you saying we should oppose the will of voters?
Legalization promised fewer arrests and Black-owned businesses. Ten years of state data show who was arrested, who got the licenses, and who pays.
Five study guides on rescheduling, heart health, mental health, youth, and crime. Basics, the research, and the long reads, every link to a primary source.
Fentanyl, kratom and 7-OH, psychedelics and every other drug: the Foundation for Drug Policy Solutions covers the rest of drug policy.
Congress banned intoxicating hemp THC, but a delay keeps Delta-8 on shelves until December 11, 2026. We're making sure the ban takes effect.
Schedule III would hand Big Marijuana a major tax break. We're fighting it in court, before the DEA, and in Congress.
Opening the financial system to marijuana would unlock Wall Street money for high-potency THC.
Two bills would end federal prohibition and build a national commercial marijuana industry.
SAM's 2027 recommendations and model language for state lawmakers.
Our record in Congress, the courts, and federal agencies, and what we're fighting for next.
The Parent Action Network was created with the belief that families have a lot to lose if decision-makers aren’t held accountable for making smart, science-based actions on the legalization of marijuana.We believe that most people are naïve to the real harms of today’s marijuana.
