
UNAM Hosts a Historic Gathering on Humanitarian Drug Policies
UNAM’s Faculty of Medicine hosted a historic event organized by Rome Consensus 2.0 and global partners, addressing alternatives to incarceration and fostering humanitarian drug policies.

UNAM’s Faculty of Medicine hosted a historic event organized by Rome Consensus 2.0 and global partners, addressing alternatives to incarceration and fostering humanitarian drug policies.

On October 3, 2024, “Bodegón del Vicio” by María Portilla opened at LAGUNA in Mexico City. Supported by the Knowmad Institut and IAPA, both members of Rome Consensus 2.0, the event featured a discussion on inclusive drug policies. The conversation focused on stigma reduction, harm reduction, and legal reform, aligned with the Rome Consensus 2.0’s commitment to human dignity and public health.