New Website, Summit Results, and field Tools to Launch First Week of November!

This represents the culmination of two years' work to support and strengthen the psychedelic field through more effective coordination of efforts and alignment with public needs.

The New Site will Feature Free Tools and Resources to Support the Field 

Since June 16th, we've shared our knowledge base, preliminary results from the interviews, and other materials exclusively with summit participants via a participant web portal. 

With this launch, we’ll publicly release these materials, improved and for free, along with tools developed to support field alignment towards improved psychedelic public health and safety, including: 

• Knowledge Base Public Launch – Since the Psychedelic Safety Summit, we’ve updated and expanded our knowledge base. This includes findings from stakeholder interviews, surveys, literature reviews, harm and misconduct typologies, educational guides, and field engagement.
• Interactive Ecosystem Map – We've mapped the psychedelic public health and safety landscape. We will launch it publicly so organizations across the field can better find and understand each other's work. Organizations will be able to update their own profiles directly, so the information stays accurate and in their own words.
• Dynamic Psychedelic Safety Theory of Change – Drawing from interviews, field research, and summit feedback, we've created an interactive theory of change that identifies psychedelic public health and safety challenges and highlights the projects of organizations working to address them. This replaces a more traditional “report” with live, interactive tools to benefit the field. As with the ecosystem map, organizations will be able to update/submit profiles and project briefs to surface their work. 

Stay Tuned!

Summit participants will receive an email next week with a preview of the site and tools with links to review/update/add/delete information prior to launch.  

We'll also send an email to our newsletter subscribers as soon as the site goes live. We can't wait to share these tools and insights with you and are looking forward to your feedback! 

Contact:

If you have any questions in the meantime, please email hello@psychedelicsafety.institute.