Seminars

Drugs and Society

Year Founded 1975

Seminar # 553

StatusActive

This seminar provides a forum for the scholarly exchange of information among key representatives of the chemical dependency research, treatment, prevention, and policy development communities. It seeks to address the important and complex questions relating to the root causes of chemical dependency and abuse, to examine and evaluate epidemiological studies, to determine the effectiveness of various treatment and prevention strategies, and to discuss the wisdom and value of current international, national, and local policies. Membership is comprised of prominent researchers, established leaders in the treatment and prevention fields, and government policymakers. Speakers in the seminar are drawn from the membership itself and by invitation from other institutions.

Chair/s

Frank McCorry

famcc127@gmail.com

Steve Rabinowitz

steverabinowitz55@gmail.com

Rapporteur/s

Lynder Atieno Ogembo

lao2133@columbia.edu

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Past Meetings

Scheduled

15
Apr

April 15, 20256:15 pm - 7:30 pm

Zoom

Undoing Drugs: The Untold Story of Harm Reduction and the Future of Addiction

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Speaker/s

Maya Szalavitz,

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18
Mar

March 18, 20256:15 pm - 7:30 pm

Zoom

Planning Meeting

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18
Feb

February 18, 20256:15 pm - 7:30 pm

Zoom

Opioids and Police Safety

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Speaker/s

Janie Simmons, NDRI-USA

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Dr. Simmons will present an overview of a CDC-funded study she and her team completed last year. This study involved designing and evaluating a computer-based training aimed at harmonizing policing and public health in relation to opioid users and overdose events. It is framed as an opioid-related occupational safety training to minimize barriers to overdose response among police officers. After introducing the training, she will present her team's recent (and ongoing) analyses regarding police officers' perceptions of fentanyl and COVID.

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17
Dec

December 17, 20246:15 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

D&S: National Treatment Network

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Speaker/s

Mike Fagan,

Steve Rabinowitiz,

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15
Oct

October 15, 20246:15 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

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Speaker/s

Patti Juliana, CSAT

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17
Sep

September 17, 20246:15 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

Racial Disparities in Behavioral Health Outcomes

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Speaker/s

Keith M.Little,

Respondent/s

Sharon Kahn,

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16
Apr

April 16, 20246:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

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19
Mar

March 19, 20246:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

Qualitative Studies in Substance Abuse: Themes Emerging From a Dozen International Studies With Subsequent Implications for Policies

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Speaker/s

Sharon Kahn,

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20
Feb

February 20, 20246:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

Federal and State Policy Updates

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Speaker/s

Robert A. Kent, Kent Strategic Advisers

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16
Jan

January 16, 20246:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

Older Adults and Problem Substance Use

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Speaker/s

Steven Rabinowitz,

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19
Dec

December 19, 20236:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

Faith Based Recovery

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Rabbi Ilan Glase,

Fr. Dennis Polanco,

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21
Nov

November 21, 20236:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

Current Policy and Practice Issues in OTP Services

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Speaker/s

Allegra Schorr, COMPA

Mark Parrino, AATOD

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17
Oct

October 17, 20236:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

Efforts to Distribute the Opioid Settlement Dollars, Its Priorities and Success to Date

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Speaker/s

Constance Burke, OASAS

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19
Sep

September 19, 20236:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Faculty House

Harm Reduction: Developments and Findings on Effectiveness

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Speaker/s

Mary Brewster, NYSOASAS

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