Berkeley Cannabis Research Center

Over the past decade cannabis cultivation has rapidly transformed across the Americas. Join experts from Paraguay, Brazil, Colombia, Jamaica and the US as they reflect on cannabis cultivation from their respective perspectives. Register here: bit.ly/americasCRC

At the county level, what has changed for cannabis cultivation since Prop 64 passed in 2016? Join us for a virtual presentation where CRC researchers share policy and cultivation activity findings from a multi-year project. Register here: bit.ly/crc_report1

Government-to-government consultation is a critical component of affirming Tribal sovereignty and protecting sacred sites and cultural resources in land use and decision making. Please join us Mon. 2/2 for this virtual presentation. Register: bit.ly/crc_report

If you’re on Berkeley's campus this week, join us for a new documentary about Hmong-American experiences in California’s cannabis country. Time: 5:30pm-7pm Location: Dwinelle Hall 370 Light refreshment will be provided.

For our last Conversation Series of the semester, we will be sharing a short film titled "Benefits of Regulating Cannabis in Nevada County with an Environmental Perspective," followed by a panel discussion. Register here: bit.ly/screening_crc

Join us for one of our next events with Robert Eyler from Sonoma State! This conversation will be facilitated by Genine Coleman, founder of Origins Council, and will discuss cannabis economic impacts on North Coast County economies. Register: bit.ly/R_Eyler

We're stoked for this upcoming conversation on Friday, April 4th, from 12-1pm PT with Kaitlin Reed, at Cal Poly Humboldt, to discuss Settler Cannabis. This conversation will be facilitated by Seth LaRosa, UC Berkeley PhD candidate. Register here: bit.ly/k_reed

Join us next Friday, March 7th, for our next Researcher Conversation with Dr. Alex Rewegan at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to discuss his ethnographic research. Dr. Michael Polson, CRC Director, will be facilitating. Register here: bit.ly/A_Rewegan

Last week we kicked off our first of several exciting researcher conversations. This is our lineup for the semester and hope to you'll attend to be in dialogue with these cannabis subject matter experts. Register here: bit.ly/followCRC -- and see you next Friday!

Join us next Friday, 2/21, to discuss the costs and benefits of legality in the California cannabis market with Katya Moiseeva! Joanna Hossack, J.D., will be facilitating this conversation. Register here: bit.ly/K_Moiseeva

We're excited to launch our Spring Research Conversation Series! We're kicking the year off with Dr. Dominic Corva from Cal Poly Humboldt discussing legacy cannabis genetics. This conversation will be facilitated by Laura Herrera. Register here: bit.ly/D_Corva

Can legal weed win? Join us for our last Researcher Conversation Series of the Fall semester on Friday, 12/6, from 12-1pm PT. We will discuss this topic with Dr. Robin Goldstein from UC Davis. Seth Avram LaRosa will be facilitating! Register here: bit.ly/RobinGoldstein

Can you believe we're already on our FOURTH biweekly Researcher Conversation? Next Friday, we'll be joined by Dr. Ziva Cooper, from UCLA, to discuss research on emerging cannabis products, potency, and the potential impacts rescheduling can have. Register: bit.ly/ZivaCooper

Over the past several years, numerous researchers have studied various aspects of California cannabis and we will be hearing from them! We have several experts speaking on topics germane to the CRC. Register for our upcoming events here: bit.ly/followCRC

Join us in dialogue with several legal experts on Friday, November 1st, from 6:30-8am PT to learn about European and UK cannabis legalization and markets. Register for this and our upcoming events: bit.ly/followCRC🌎

We're excited to kick off our Fall bi-monthly Brown Bag conversation with California cannabis researchers. Join us and Dr. Thomas Azwell for the first live discussion of this series on Friday, October 4th, from 12-1pm PT. Register today: bit.ly/crcSeries

What are the potential impacts of cannabis rescheduling? Join the webinar we're hosting to discuss these topics of possibilities and limits among an array of experts. Tues. 9/17 from 11:30am-1pm PT Moderater: @AmandaReiman @NewFrontierData. Register: bit.ly/RescheduleCRC

Cannabis genetics is on the agenda! Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn more about this project.

MAY 23 | This evening in Eureka - Cannabis community is invited to sesh & learn about data gathered from the #CaliforniaCannabisWorkerSurvey. Since 2022, worker & equity organizations have been supporting this first-ever survey BY workers and FOR workers. Link in bio register!

New Report | Read our final report to DCC on Cannabis Bans, Local Control, the Effects & Efficacy Of Prop 64 crc.berkeley.edu/publication/fi…