Illicit Gardens is redefining cannabis with top-tier products and strong social justice mission. Committed to reform, they invest in reform initiatives while offering premium, sustainably grown cannabis. Expanding into new markets, Illicit is shaping a more equitable industry.
President Biden commuted the sentences of 2,500 nonviolent drug offenders, marking a historic step toward justice reform. While welcomed, cannabis advocates push for further action to release those incarcerated for marijuana offenses. The fight for full justice continues.
40 Tons, led by Loriel Alegrete, Corvain Cooper and Anthony Alegrete, showcased its impactful "Equity Row" activation at MJBizCon 2024, spotlighting justice-impacted cannabis businesses. The brand advocates for restorative justice and equitable opportunities in the cannabis industry.
Thelonious Searcy, wrongfully convicted in 2004, calls for justice as new evidence reveals misconduct by Wayne County prosecutors and police. With a court date set for October 25, Searcy aims to highlight systemic issues in the Detroit justice system. Stand with him.
Jamaal "BIG Paypa" Williams, CEO of Federal Nightmarez podcast, leverages his personal journey from federal prison to advocate for mental health awareness. His podcast offers support and resources, aiming to break the stigma and inspire open discussions about mental well-being.
Addressing the critical need for fair housing policies for formerly incarcerated individuals, with high homelessness rates and barriers to stable housing. Advocates like Shawanna Vaughn, Antoniese Gant, and Ucedrah Osby emphasize the need for change and support for housing equality.
Discover why Free The Trappers is the go-to dispensary in Crenshaw, Los Angeles. Located at 4050 Crenshaw Blvd, this social equity-focused dispensary is making waves with its unique story, community impact, and commitment to cannabis reform. Learn more about its groundbreaking approach.
Silent Cry Inc., a human rights nonprofit providing services to communities affected by mass incarceration, is calling on President Biden to take immediate action in repairing the harms done by the War On Drugs.
After seven and a half years in jail awaiting trial, Matthew Baker Jr. is finally free. The 26-year-old Georgia man, who was facing the death penalty, was acquitted on all 30 counts in connection to 2016's "Bonfire Killings" case.
Cannabis brand STIIIZY and restorative justice nonprofit Healing Urban Barrios teamed up for the Expungement Clinic & Second Chance Resource Fair in Los Angeles. Actor Fabian Alomar and Councilwoman Eunisses Hernandez were among those who came to enjoy the day.
Matthew Baker Jr.'s trial in Henry County, Georgia, has begun with witness testimony. Honeysuckle is covering the ongoing trial of Baker, who has repeatedly faced racial bias as a suspect in the "Bonfire Killings" case and waited over seven years for justice.
After seven years of waiting in county jail, Matthew Baker Jr., the only Black suspect in Georgia's "Bonfire Killings" case, is headed to trial and facing the ultimate punishment.
Long Island retailer Strain Stars, known as the nation's most profitable dispensary, announced a groundbreaking career and scholarship initiative in partnership with nonprofit New Hour, the region's leading provider of women's reentry services.
Social impact brand 40 Tons enters New York's cannabis market through partnerships with HPI Canna and CONBUD. The company is hiring, and opportunities for different experiences abound through a week of events.
On Giving Tuesday, human rights nonprofit Silent Cry Inc. has much to be thankful for this year. Help the organization continue programs that benefit local communities, provide healing from trauma, and offer aid to those reentering society after incarceration.
