As harm reduction programs and services proliferate, people who use drugs (PWUD) are
increasingly subjected to surveillance through the collection of their personal information …

This rapid review on overdose prevention centres (OPCs) aims to collate and summarise
existing evidence. It describes the impact of OPCs on individuals who use drugs …

Abstract Background Police in Canada have become main responders to behavioural health
concerns in the community—a role that disproportionately harms people who use drugs …

Ongoing calls for police reform across North America alongside the growing momentum for
the removal of criminal sanctions for personal possession of drugs have placed policing …

Abstract Background and Aims Shifting political contexts can significantly alter drug policy
approaches and available supports for People Who Use Drugs (PWUD). The purpose of this …

Abstract Background Police presence near Supervised Consumption Services (SCS) and
other harm reduction services has been shown to hamper access to these critical facilities …

Overdoses are increasing in the province of Ontario, Canada, where northern communities
such as Sudbury have witnessed disproportionately elevated rates, with opioid-related …

Relationships between private security and People Experiencing Homelessness (PEH) are
largely portrayed in negative, controlling, and punitive terms. Studies have shown that like …

Private security guards are increasingly supplementing public police in the policing of urban
parks. In the context of this expansion, little is known about how people who frequent and …

In recent years, police violence has amassed notable international attention from the public,
practitioners, and academics alike. This paper explores experiences and perceptions of …