Helen Redmond
Senior Editor and Multimedia Journalist at Filter
Senior Editor/Multimedia Journo, https://t.co/v5hLD6mnxU… nicotine, vaping, methadone, co-director Swallow THIS: A Documentary About Methadone & COVID-19
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3 weeks ago |
truthdig.com | Helen Redmond
“Love Rules: The Harm Reduction Archives of Heather Edney and Richard Berkowitz” continues at MOMA PS1 in Queens, New York City, until October 6. The history of harm reduction in the United States, led by people who use drugs, needs to be remembered, celebrated and understood—especially as a backlash full of lies and disinformation about what harm reduction means is unleashed across the country and beyond.
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3 weeks ago |
filtermag.org | Helen Redmond
The history of harm reduction in the United States, led by people who use drugs, needs to be remembered, celebrated and understood—especially as a backlash full of lies and disinformation about what harm reduction means is unleashed across the country and beyond. A piece of that radical history is currently on display at the Museum of Modern Art-affiliated MOMA PS1 in Queens, New York.
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2 months ago |
filtermag.org | Helen Redmond
Dr. Edwin Salsitz is a methadone OG. He was one of a coterie of New York City doctors who pioneered its use to treat opioid use disorder back in the 1980s, including Drs. Vincent Dole, Marie Nyswander and Mary Jeanne Kreek—physicians who researched methadone at Rockefeller University. Salsitz is an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Mount Sinai Beth Israel. It was there that he worked with the legendary, fierce methadone advocate Dr. Robert Newman.
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Feb 23, 2025 |
marijuanamoment.net | Helen Redmond
“The fiction that permeates the museum is that DEA is somehow winning a drug war that is justified.”By Helen Redmond, FilterWhy would anyone visit the DEA Museum? My excuse was to see all the lies and misinformation in one place. And I wanted to understand how the curators sold and sanitized the war on drugs. I was not disappointed. On the museum website, I got a preview of how brazen it would be.
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Feb 13, 2025 |
filtermag.org | Helen Redmond
Why would anyone visit the DEA Museum? My excuse was to see all the lies and misinformation in one place. And I wanted to understand how the curators sold and sanitized the “War on Drugs.” I was not disappointed. On the museum website, I got a preview of how brazen it would be. An online exhibition about Harry Anslinger is called, “A Life of Service.” For three decades, Anslinger was the Commissioner of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, the forerunner of the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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https://t.co/iCOVvmOvAE I ❤️this exhibition, go see it @MoMAPS1 the work of Harm reduction pioneer Heath Edney, great zines, photography, a slice of HR history @HarmReduction @SyringeAccess @CASEPCoalition
Warden Mark Parrino @AATOD1984 doesn't want to take the liquid handcuffs off prisoners in opioid treatment PRISONS. He doesn't want them to get a script from a doctor & pick it up at the pharmacy. Parrino loves the status quo & DEA @FreeMethadone @abolishOTPs
AATOD Statement - The Role of The Drug Enforcement Administration in Approving the Use of Methadone Products in Treating Opioid Use Disorder ➡️ https://t.co/27PoZyrV1G @DEAHQ https://t.co/dBPXcQKhTa
RT @AddictionsPMC: If you are at #HRI25 please stop by the GFN stall. #THR #Safernicotineproducts #vaping #ecigs https://t.co/dDNRrRJbOR
