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Key Oregon legislators outline areas of the drug decriminalization law they hope to improve upon.
Oregon Secretary of State auditors say it will be impossible to gauge the law’s success without improvements.
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Researchers have won a $3.17 million federal grant to test the effectiveness of offering rewards for engaging in harm reduction programs.
The number of people in recovery hired to connect people to treatment is increasing, but the broken system in which they work poses challenges and risks.
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It’s the first part of a five-story resource center for people living outside with mental health and addiction issues to begin operating.
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LaKeesha Dumas claims management at the health department blamed her for not ensuring its grant got approval from a council on which she sits.
As rules requiring the use of credentialed interpreters in health care take effect, Indigenous language interpreters seek additional legislation to promote equity.
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Researchers from the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health surveyed social service agencies and found gaps in services and workforce across the addiction treatment and recovery continuum.
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In a state where places for people in recovery to find community are rare, True Colors will offer programs and activities in an inclusive environment.
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With the first round of funding under the drug-decriminalization law out the door, they say Oregon will begin to see greater impacts.
