NisonCo takes pride in supporting causes that better the lives of marginalized and persecuted people in our nation. This includes standing up for the rights of minority communities and gaining a better understanding of the history that has created inequitable… Read More »How the War on Drugs Reinforced Structural Racism
In the midst of national tumult, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris took hold of the highest office in the United States. While there are many important questions regarding the new administration’s approach to policy once they take the reins, there’s… Read More »What’s Next for the Cannabis Industry Under Biden-Harris?
What to Expect from the Cannabis Industry in 2021 2020 was a hell of a year for the cannabis industry. Cannabis was deemed an essential business during a global pandemic. It proved to be a bipartisan issue, as several red… Read More »5 Predictions on the 2021 Cannabis Industry
I’ll be honest: 2020 has been one heck of a year. As the year comes to a close, we at NisonCo wanted to reflect on the year in cannabis and the impact it’s made on our lives. 2020 was a… Read More »A Letter of Gratitude: Thank You, Cannabis
As we head into the final days of the 2020 General Election, we encourage you to make your voice heard through mail-in voting!
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The counterculture movement of the 1960s was hallmarked by its anti-establishment nature, civil unrest, a struggle for equality, and the artistic presence that encapsulated it all. During this same time period, there was an explosive movement of scientific advancements including putting the first man on the moon and a deep-dive into the realm of psychedelic exploration, especially in lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) and psilocybin. Read More »PR In the Psychedelic Renaissance
I didn’t care about politics. I didn’t feel a need to get involved with the problems of the world. Afterall, weren’t my own problems enough? That all changed in early 2015 when I went through some big transitions in my life. I transferred to the University of Rhode Island where I picked up sociology as a major, and I joined Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP). Sociology opened me up to all of the inequalities that exist across the world. The classes and texts opened up my eyes to a world of struggles that folks face, from economical challenges to racial issues and more. They also taught me what privilege is, including the privileges I have in American society as a white woman. Read More »Why Being An Advocate Matters In The Cannabis Industry
As a cannabis PR firm rooted in activism, NisonCo is looking for your stories to elevate firsthand accounts of the devastation caused by the Drug War.
