***Please note that the event location has been updated to Mockingbird, at 2737 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80205***

On June 19, join fellow licenseholders, advocates, policymakers and community members in the state-legal psychedelic programs to connect, share learning, and deepen ties.

This spring, Oregon's psilocybin services program enters its third year as the first Colorado healing centers open their doors, and New Mexico has made history with a medical psilocybin bill passed by the legislature and signed into law. Co-hosted by the Healing Advocacy Fund and the Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines, our goal for this event is to create an opportunity for connection across the states, with the belief that these bridges can help us build a stronger foundation for psychedelic healing.

The state frameworks are not just a set of laws and regulations underpinning legal access, but come to life through culture and communities of practice, education, peer support and creative approaches to responsibly and ethically re-integrate plant and fungi medicines that for decades have been subject to stigma, censorship and criminalization.

This happy hour will take place in Denver's River North Art District (RiNo) and refreshments will be provided.

Space is limited, register now to save your spot!

This event is made possible by the generosity of our sponsors, Calyx CPA, Chariot Space, SoundMind Institute, InnerTrek, Psilocybin Assisted Therapy Association, and Kevin Lent.

About Healing Advocacy Fund:
A 501c3 non-profit organization, the Healing Advocacy Fund protects and expands safe, affordable, state-regulated access to psychedelic healing for all who need it. We support the effectiveness and safety of state-regulated programs; oversee real-world research; educate and engage providers, policymakers, and the public; and share best practices across states.

About Chacruna:
The Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines, founded by Dr. Bia Labate and Dr. Clancy Cavnar, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that produces high-quality research on plant medicines and psychedelics, making academic knowledge more accessible. It promotes education and cultural understanding to reduce stigma, while bridging traditional ceremonial use with clinical and therapeutic settings through the lens of social sciences. Chacruna also fosters cultural and political reflection, creating space for critical conversations as psychedelics enter the mainstream.

**This event is offered at no cost, but you can support our programming by making an optional donation. Donations will be split evenly between nonprofit host partners.**