As drug deaths hit record levels in Scotland, come along to learn, and talk about the impact of drugs, and how we can better protect our communities
Join the discussion about what a new approach to drugs could mean for Scotland, Edinburgh, your family and your community with a powerful panel of affected families, ex-police, treatment groups and politicians.
Speakers include:
Alison Crocket, Head, Whole Systems Unit, Drug Policy Division, Scottish Government
Dr Saket Priyadarshi, associate medical director at Glasgow Alcohol and Drug Recovery Services
Emma Crawshaw, Chief Executive Officer, Crew 2000
Katrina Thornton, Anyone’s Child: Families for Safer Drug Control
Anne-Marie Cockburn, of Anyone’s Child: Families for Safer Drug Control whose daughter Martha died from an accidental MDMA overdose
Ian Andrew, Law Enforcement Action Partnership, Scotland
Peter Krykant, Activst and Fundraising Lead, Cranstoun.
Chaired by Jane Slater, Deputy CEO of Transform Drug Policy Foundation
Followed by a Question and Answer discussion.