
Denver NORML Files Marijuana Social Use Initiative For 2016 City Ballot
By Danielle Keane, NORML Political Director The Denver Chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (Denver NORML) submitted an initiative today

By Danielle Keane, NORML Political Director The Denver Chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (Denver NORML) submitted an initiative today

By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director A majority of likely California voters say that they intend to vote ‘yes’ this November for an initiative to

By Danielle Keane, NORML Political Director NORML PAC is pleased to announce it’s endorsement of Braddock, PA Mayor John Fetterman in his campaign to be elected to

Today, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), the nation’s oldest and largest marijuana law reform organization, announced that its Board of

The local chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (Greater St. Louis NORML) announces a Drug War Victims Vigil to take

By Danielle Keane, NORML Political Director NORML’s 2016 Congressional Lobby Day at the United States Capitol is scheduled for May 23rd and 24th. Hundreds of

By Kevin Mahmalji, NORML Outreach Coordinator Following the decision by Colorado voters to legalize recreational marijuana in November of 2012, we’ve seen similar victories in

By Kevin Mahmalji, NORML Outreach Coordinator With the Presidential election taking place this November, the majority of us are already being inundated with political propaganda

By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director A majority of Americans, including two-thirds of Democrats, believe that marijuana should be legal for adults, according to nationwide

Executive Director of Pittsburgh NORML ( https://PittsburghNorml.org ) Patrick K. Nightingale challenged Board Member of Colorado NORML ( https://ColoradoNorml.org ) Chris Chiari to a friendly

By Jennifer Alexander Happy New Year from Portland NORML! As we close 2015, we are looking forward to what 2016 means to our growing new

If you are in the area, check out lobby day with Virginia NORML: Johnny — The Virginia General Assembly will have a solid marijuana decriminalization

By Danielle Keane, NORML Political Director Do you know what your members of Congress think about marijuana legalization? Do you know how they have voted

By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Nearly one out of two tourists visiting to Colorado acknowledge that their decision is motivated by the state’s permissive

By Jennifer Alexander The Portland NORML Legislative Committee will meet December 7th at 8pm at the NW Cannabis Club located at 1195 SE Powell. The

By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Over twelve percent of federal drug prisoners are incarcerated for marijuana-related violations, according to data compiled by US Bureau

Show-Me Cannabis and Missouri NORML will host the Fall Cannabis Law Reform Conference in Saint Louis at the Crowne Plaza Downtown (200 N. 4th Street)

After months of meetings at the Tony Starlight Lounge, we have now found a free venue where we can host our public meetings. As a

By Kevin Mahmalji, NORML Outreach Coordinator Beginning on Monday, October 26, 2015, NORML Affiliates and Chapters from across the country will begin contacting their representatives

During the 2012 Election there was an anti-marijuana candidate running for Attorney General in Oregon (Dwight Holton). Oregon activists, led by the late great Jim

By Dan Viets On the evening of Wednesday, October 21, Jeff Mizanskey will speak to the MU NORML Chapter at 7:00 p.m. in the Arts

By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Marijuana smoke exposure is not positively associated with the development of cancers of the head or neck, according to

Activists worked very hard to fight for Jeff Mizanskey’s release from prison. Jeff Mizanskey served over two decades of a life sentence for non-violent marijuana

By Kevin Mahmalji, NORML Outreach Coordinator State and Local Excitement filled the air at this year’s Boston Freedom Rally as Massachusetts voters consider two initiatives