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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
MU journalism alumna's website espouses medical benefits of psychedelic drugs
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
FW: MAPS is seeking interns in the following general areas for Summer/Fall 2014:
MAPS is seeking interns in the following general areas for Summer/Fall 2014:
For more details on each position, please see the full descriptions below.
Please read the information below completely to ensure that you understand the requirements, and fill out our online application form.
All positions are unpaid, and unless otherwise noted, interns must be willing and able to work at our administrative offices in Santa Cruz, CA. Interns are expected to work an average of two days a week, unless otherwise noted. Unfortunately, we are unable to offer housing assistance at this time. Interns also receive a discount on MAPS merchandise and access to our staff library.
Our office is small, tight-knit, and passionate about the work we are doing, and we always welcome the new energy and skills of interns. We will do our best to give you work that excites you and assists you in your own career goals, whether in or beyond the field of psychedelic science. Interns currently enrolled as university students may receive credit for their time with us (as long as you assume the responsibility for figuring out the requirements for their institution) but applicants are not required to be current students. A diversity of ages and backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
Our needs are constantly changing, so if you do not see any listings that suit you, please check back.
Meanwhile, if you have questions that are not answered on this page, you can email us at volunteers@maps.org, and we will reply as soon as possible.
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Alcohol and drugs: Not just for modern humans : ScienceDaily: the origins of inebriation
ScienceDaily: Psychedelic Drug News
Alcohol and drugs: Not just for modern humans
Posted: 12 May 2014 12:50 PM PDT
Unlike most modern humans, the prehistoric people of Europe did not use mind-altering substances simply for their hedonistic pleasure. Researchers contend that their use was an integral part of prehistoric beliefs, and that these substances were seen to aid in communication with the spiritual world.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Why the government fears psychedelic drugs
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