Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy (CFDP)
CFDP acts as a forum for the exchange of views among those interested in reform of drug policies; serves as a vehicle for sharing those views and for discussing significant drug policy issues with government, the public, other organizations and the media; and, where necessary, recommends alternatives to make Canada's drug laws and policies effective and humane.

Common Sense for Drug Policy
A non-profit dedicated to expanding discussion on drug policy in the United States by publicizing the ideas of those raising questions about existing laws and educating the public about alternatives to current policies.

Drug Policy Alliance
Formerly known as The Lindesmith Center - Drug Policy Foundation, the alliance works to broaden the U.S. public debate on drug policy and to promote realistic alternatives to the war on drugs based on science, compassion, public health, and human rights.

Drug Reform Coordination Network (DRCNet)
A national network of more than 21,000 activists and concerned citizens working for drug policy reform from a variety of perspectives, including harm reduction, reform of sentencing and forfeiture laws, medicalization of currently Schedule I drugs, and promotion of an open debate on drug prohibition.

Drug Sense
DrugSense provides information on existing U.S. drug policies as part of an effort to heighten awareness of the consequences of the ongoing "War on Drugs."

DrugText
Operated by the International Harm Reduction Association, Drug Text provides comprehensive information on substance use-related risk reduction.

Forward Thinking on Drugs
Forward Thinking on Drugs researches the evidence base relating to the United Nations drug conventions in order to stimulate a critical dialog on drug policy and public health.

Human Rights and the Drug War
A photo exhibit, originally known as Human Rights Atrocities of the Drug War, focusing on nonviolent drug offenders and their families. First held in conjunction with the United Nations' 50th anniversary in San Francisco in 1995, it is designed to bring awareness to the general public and policy makers about the human casualties and costs of the U.S. "War on Drugs."

Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (HCLU)
HCLU promotes the fundamental rights and principles laid down by the Hungarian Constitution and by international agreements, giving pride of place to the protection of personal freedoms, of human dignity, and of privacy.

Media Awareness Project (MAP)
MAP is a worldwide network dedicated to drug policy reform, focusing on informing public opinion and promoting balanced media coverage.

New Drug Policy (Russia)
"New Drug Policy" is a strategic alliance of organizations with a common mission to support rational change in Russian drug policies, based on human rights and public health principles. (Site available in Russian only).

Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP)
SSDP provides education on the harms caused by the U.S. "War on Drugs," works to involve youth in the political process; and promotes an open, honest, and rational discussion of alternative solutions to drug problems in the United States.

Transnational Institute
The Transnational Institute is an independent, non-partisan fellowship of committed scholar-activists. It was one of the first research institutes established to be transnational in name, composition, orientation and focus. TNI seeks to create and promote international cooperation in analyzing and finding solutions to a range of global problems. TNI’s Drugs and Democracy project is a leading source of scholarship on the effects of UN drug conventions and international drug control strategies.