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Events
Upcoming Events


Webinar: Understanding 7-OH – Science, Risks, and Real-World Impact
7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) is a psychoactive component of kratom — and it’s showing up in increasingly in new concentrate and synthetic forms in products found in gas stations and convenience stores. These newer formulations have increased concerns among researchers, clinicians, and advocates about misuse, unpredictable potency, and emerging health risks. Even though kratom is widely available, there’s still limited public understanding of how synthetic and concentrated 7-OH
Past Events


Addiction Policy Forum 10th Anniversary Reception
The Addiction Policy Forum 10th Anniversary Reception featured thoughtful dialogue, recognition of key leaders on Capitol Hill and throughout the field, and an opportunity to celebrate progress in the field while recommitting to the work ahead. 2025 Award Winners Legislators of the Year Awards The Legislator of the Year Award is granted annually to Members of Congress who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to improving our nation’s response to the addicti
Dec 4


Webinar: Cannabis and Health: What the Science Tells Us
There have been national policy changes related to the use of cannabis for medical purposes, yet there are many questions from the public and healthcare providers about medical use. The FDA has approved specific cannabis-derived and cannabis-related therapeutics for treating certain medical conditions, but it has not approved cannabis itself for treating any health conditions. This webinar examines the scientific evidence on cannabis and health, while separating evidence-base
Oct 28


APF 10th Anniversary Capitol Hill Reception
You’re invited to a special Reception on Capitol Hill hosted by the Addiction Policy Forum, celebrating 10 years of service.
Oct 24


2025 Fall Anti-Stigma Institute
Addiction Policy Forum’s Fall Anti-Stigma Institute was held in Washington, DC, on September 29–30, 2025. Over two powerful days, this training brought together a dedicated group of changemakers—spanning healthcare, public policy, advocacy, criminal justice, peer support, and families—who immersed themselves in the science, strategies, and stories behind ending the stigma around substance use disorders. Highlights & Impact Evidence-based training & certification- Attendees en
Oct 16
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