Press Release – Chacruna Launches 2026 Course on Diversity, Culture, and Social Justice in Psychedelics
The Chacruna Institute announces its nine-week live online course, Diversity, Culture, and Social Justice in Psychedelics (January–April 2026). The program explores intersectionality, equity, decolonial perspectives, and Indigenous and BIPOC voices in psychedelic science and practice, partnering with the University of Ottawa.
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