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What's your 'why' for working in the cannabis industry? Whether it be advocating for access to the plant, social justice, an alternative to alcohol, medical benefits, money, family, the excitement of a new industry, or any other reason, you're here for a reason. Your reason is your mission and it keeps the industry moving forward. Let us know your why in the comments below with #thatsmywhy #cannabisindustry #workingincannabis #cannabiscommunity

The #cannabisindustry has been changed forever with the recent developments involving the #DEA Great insight from Andrew Ward and Cannabis & Tech Today -Check it out 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 #cannabis #reschedule #legalization

Redefining Success: Imagine a world where professionals openly credit their success to better focus, less stress, and enhanced creativity to cannabis. 🌿 This bold take on success challenges the stigma and sparks a conversation: What if honesty about cannabis and the workplace became the norm? #cannabisculture #cannabiswellness

As a caretaker, I've come to recognize a crucial but often overlooked segment of our society: those of us on the sidelines, excluded from pivotal conversations. It's a reality that has fueled my passion for advocating cannabis legalization. In my journey as a parent to young children, I confront the daily challenges of chronic pain, which inevitably affects my mood and physical well-being. However, through personal experience, I've discovered the transformative power of cannabis in managing these obstacles. Cannabis isn't just about recreational use; it's about quality of life for many individuals like myself who grapple with chronic pain. Yet, despite its potential to alleviate suffering and improve daily functioning, it remains stigmatized and inaccessible to countless individuals who could benefit from its therapeutic properties. By advocating for cannabis legalization, I aim to shed light on the diverse perspectives of caretakers and individuals coping with chronic pain. We deserve a seat at the table in discussions surrounding healthcare and wellness, and cannabis legalization is a pivotal step towards inclusivity and holistic care. Let's ensure that no one is left behind in these conversations. Together, we can pave the way for a more compassionate and equitable society where everyone has access to the resources they need to thrive. #CannabisLegalization #Inclusivity #HealthcareAdvocacy

Do you want to help shape the future of cannabis reform? By sharing your thoughts in our anonymous, confidential survey, you'll be directly influencing our work as we develop an evidence-led model for responsible cannabis regulation. Take the survey now – all responses will be kept strictly confidential and will help us drive positive change. #Cannabis #DrugReform #CannabisRegulation

With the close of the federal marijuana rescheduling comment period, the Drug Enforcement Administration will now weigh the more than 40,000 submissions—including those from governors, lawmakers, health experts and advocacy groups. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eAyPMJFa #ACS #Cannaspecialists #Cannabis #Medicalcannabis #Reschedule #Rescheduling #Schedule3 #ScheduleIII #DEA #Deschedule #Descheduling

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Unpacking the Negative Stigma of Cannabis Use Join us for an insightful outdoor discussion as we tackle the negative perceptions surrounding cannabis use. Our speaker delves into societal views, misconceptions, and the reasons behind the stigma. Discover the truth about cannabis and why understanding is key to fostering a more open dialogue! #CannabisDiscussion #Stigma #CannabisCulture #WeedAwareness #SocietalPerceptions #OpenDialogue #UnderstandingCannabis #NegativePerceptions #CannabisCommunity #HealthAndWellness

Have you been hearing the buzz about 420? 420 - what does it mean? Why am I talking about it? It all started in the early 70's with a group of 5 teenage boys who would meet up after school to smoke marijuana. They met at a wall by their school at 4:20pm and became known as the "Waldo's". They would say '420' to each other as their secret code. The story goes on to a treasure hunt for a hidden pot grow. Spoiler alert - they never did find the treasure. Fast forward a few years and the Grateful Dead and Hightimes caught wind of the term and began to popularize it to the term that we know today. Today, 420 is known as the annual public gathering of people to smoke weed and references to weed culture. Many weed proponents will honor this day as a holiday and smoke pot the entire day in parks, parades, festivals and back yards. Mark your calendar for April 20, 22. Will this be your first 420? If 420 is new to you, why should you even care? As the Cannabis culture expands from our traditional pot smoking icon to the wider use and acceptance of Cannabis for medical or spiritual use - we owe our new freedom to many legacy growers and advocates within the cannabis culture. Many people have risked their freedom and ended up in jail for speaking up about marijuana. 420 for me, is an opportunity to honor these people for their sacrifice for decades. If 420 is new for you - send out some gratitude and respect for our predecessor. Remember their sacrifice as you take an extra toke or consume your regular daily dose of cannabis. There are still people in jail serving time for marijuana related charges - even though it is no longer illegal. Check out https://norml.org/ for all the work they do supporting an end to marijuana criminalization. If you'd like to dig a little deeper into 420, check out the Waldo's website: https://420waldos.com/ Share this article with someone: https://lnkd.in/g_asMxxZ Photo: Business Wire #420 #cannabisadvocacy #gratefuldead

#exercise #publichealth #cannabis Perhaps of interest to lawmakers & public health officials, the legalization of adult-use or medical cannabis in a state is linked to higher levels of physical activity & presumably, high physical activity. Today's paper: 'Association between cannabis use and physical activity in the United States based on legalization and health status' https://lnkd.in/eADPnY-U As always, thanks to CV Sciences for sponsoring this canna-education video series.