1. Women’s Day: No to War and Patriarchy!

    08/03/2022

    On March 8, we say no to violence, war and patriarchy and we demand the implementation of measures to achieve true equality

  2. Partnership Forum: Creating a More Inclusive World

    Partnership Forum: Creating a More Inclusive World

    01/03/2022

    Multiple actors and interested parties participated in the ECOSOC Partnership Forum to provide input on post-COVID priorities

  3. CND65: the UN Meets to Review Global Drug Policies

    28/02/2022

    Dianova will play an active role at the 65th session of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND65) on March 14 and 18, 2022

  4. Alcohol, a Threat to the Young

    24/02/2022

    In Spain, 76% of secondary school students have consumed alcohol in the past year and 32% have had heavy drinking episodes in the past month

  5. Alcohol Dependence: Dianova Italy Implements a Specialized Intervention Programme

    17/02/2022

    Dianova Italy has been developing a special module for alcohol and polysubstance addiction for over 15 years

  6. Climate Change, COVID, and Mental Health

    03/02/2022

    “Smog in the Air and in Your Mind: A Look at the Climate Crisis and Mental Health in a Time of COVID”, a webinar from the NGO CSW/NY

  7. Addiction Stigma from an Intersectional Perspective

    Addiction Stigma from an Intersectional Perspective

    25/01/2022

    Dianova held an addiction specialists, experience-based round table discussion to learn more about stigma and addictions

  8. Dianova’s Most Read Articles in 2021

    17/01/2022

    After another complicated period, let’s have a look back on the past year with the top ten articles that our readers found most interesting

  9. Drugs and Drug Policies in the Americas

    11/01/2022

    On the occasion of the 70th CICAD Assembly, Dianova makes a positive assessment of its partnerships and calls for drug policies reform

  10. Ending the War on Drugs in the Americas

    Ending the War on Drugs in the Americas

    21/12/2021

    The American Drug Policy Coalition wishes to move from repression to policies based on human rights, social justice and public health