
Youth-led.
Evidence-informed.
Justice-driven.
Reimagining drug policy through youth leadership, public health, human rights and evidence.
Six continents.
One movement.

Sauti kwa Ukuta: voices on the wall.
For the Global Day of Action, SSDP Kenya painted a permanent mural of a woman breaking free from the chains of stigma, and built an anonymous digital story vault behind a QR code on the wall. Young women can share their lived experience safely and reach harm reduction resources without fear of reprisal. The stories gathered there will brief lawmakers on the upcoming Kenyan Harm Reduction Bill.

Advocate stories
Decriminalisation of personal drug use: our latest policy brief.
Written with NACOSA, this brief sets out the evidence, the human rights case and the practical steps for moving personal drug use out of the criminal law.
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Built to teach and made to use.
Scenario-based courses, quizzes, myth-vs-fact explainers, advocacy toolkits and classroom resources, all evidence-informed, all free.
Harm Reduction 101
Public health strategies that save lives, from naloxone to drug checking.
Meet Your Representative
A step-by-step playbook for engaging local lawmakers on drug policy, from the Youth Drug Policy Advocacy Toolkit.
Decrim, legalisation, depenalisation
Three terms, three different policies. Learn the difference in 6 minutes.
Change starts where you stand.
I am…
Monthly briefing from the frontlines of youth drug policy.
Tell us who you are so we can send the right updates, opportunities and calls to action.














