Join us for a powerful session exploring how media, storytelling, and digital resource-building can bridge the gap between psychedelic science, lived experience, and public understanding.

 

Together, we’ll discuss what it means to create digital tools — short films, podcasts, infographics, educational guides, and social media campaigns — that are grounded in research, shaped by ethics, and built for real people in real communities.

 

We’ll focus on how to:

 

• Build resources that are multilingual, inclusive, and easy to understand

• Use storytelling to reduce stigma and spark honest conversations

• Share knowledge that supports both clients and clinicians

• Center ethics, accessibility, and cultural inclusion in psychedelic education

 

Our goal is to bring together clinicians, content creators, researchers, and advocates to discuss how we can use media and resource building not just to inform, but to empower. RSVP above to reserve your spot.