RDAR Center’s Lunch and Learn

The Rural Drug Addiction Research (RDAR) Center hosts “The War on Drugs: (un)Intended Consequences,” presented by Joe Caldwell on Friday, April 10^th from 12pm to 12:30pm. Depending on one’s frame of reference, the War on Drugs can either be described as a catastrophic failure or strategic success. While the modern “War on Drugs” was spawned in 1971 with a new “public enemy number one” in the crosshairs, this month’s Lunch & Learn will provide an overview of the United States’ long history of the criminalization and disenfranchisement of people who use drugs – and the communities they may represent. These 30-minute learning sessions will offer students, staff, and faculty an opportunity to learn more about concepts related to rural drug addiction. Learn more about the event and find the Zoom link HERE.