The Harm Reduction International Conference has helped to put harm reduction on the map for over thirty years. We platform thought leaders, amplify advocacy for change, and shine a light on local innovations in harm reduction.

Building on more than three decades of experience hosting the Harm Reduction International Conference, we have developed expertise in convening, facilitating, and hosting global events that bring together decision-makers, practitioners, and advocates.

Other convenings:

• Handover Dialogue on the Right to Health – with incoming and outgoing UN Special Rapporteurs, in partnership with the Human Rights Centre at the University of Essex.

• Judicial Dialogue on Drug Policy Reform – high-level regional meeting with judges from Indonesia and neighbouring countries, co-hosted with LBH Masyarakat.

• Constellations: An Online Festival of Drugs and Harm Reduction – a virtual gathering connecting advocates, researchers, and communities worldwide.

• Regional Dialogues on the International Guidelines on Human Rights and Drug Policy – implemented in Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe/Central Asia with the International Centre on Human Rights and Drug Policy.

We host the Lawyering on the Margins Network. In 2023, we convened a global meeting of around 40 lawyers and human rights defenders working on access to justice for key populations, in collaboration with partner organisationations, StreetLaw PH and IDU Care. The meeting fostered collaboration and peer learning as part of the Lawyering on the Margins network.

We also host the South Asia and Middle East (SAME) Network. Together with partner organisation, Justice Project Pakistan, we brought together death penalty abolitionists from South Asia and the Middle East for a strategic meeting aimed at advancing reform and strengthening advocacy across the region.

We are active members of:

• Robert Carr Harm Reduction Consortium
• Robert Carr Prison Health and Rights Consortium
• Global Fund Advocates Network
• Geneva Global Health Hub (G2H2)
• World Coalition Against the Death Penalty

We are committed to:

• Robust financial management and transparent reporting

• Strong governance and oversight, ensuring sustainability and accountability.

• Equitable partnerships, where we actively reflect on and rebalance power dynamic

We have the systems, documentation, and experience to support sub-granting, monitoring, and multi-country project delivery — making us a reliable partner for governments, multilateral agencies, and civil society networks.