Cannabis, Justice, and Health: A Necessary Conversation for Those Who Can No Longer Wait
Meeting at PUC-SP discusses cannabis associativism, social justice, and the right to health, bringing together activists, patients, and researchers in a conversation circle this Tuesday.
In a country where thousands of families still face barriers to accessing treatment with medicinal cannabis, associativism has been one of the most powerful paths to ensure the right to health.
But who are the people sustaining this struggle in their daily lives? How can collective organization confront inequalities in access? And what role do universities and civil society play in this process?
These and other questions will be on the agenda in the conversation circle "Cannabis Associativism, Social Justice, and the Right to Health" taking place today (15), from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM, at PUC-SP.
The event will bring together activists, patients, health professionals, researchers, and representatives of associations working on the front lines for a policy of care and justice. More than discussing laws or public policies, the meeting aims to reaffirm something essential: that access to medicinal cannabis is a matter of dignity.
The event will be held in Auditorium 100A, New Building of PUC-SP, located at Rua Ministro Godói, 969, Perdizes. More information can be found on the Instagram of the Public Defender's School of São Paulo - Edepe.