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by Windy Borman | Nov 2, 2016 | Mary Janes Blog, Meet the Puffragettes
Leah is a canna-journalist and advocate who lives in Portland, Oregon. She was very involved in cannabis legalization there, helping found New Approach Oregon and starting a group called Moms for YES on Measure 91 during the legalization campaign in 2014. She is one...
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by Windy Borman | Oct 26, 2016 | Mary Janes Blog, Meet the Puffragettes
Anastacia “Stacia” Cosner is the Deputy Director for Students for Sensible Drug Policy. Stacia got involved with drug policy when she joined the campus SSDP chapter as a freshman at the University of Maryland, College Park in 2005. The next year, she was elected...
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by Windy Borman | Oct 19, 2016 | Mary Janes Blog, Meet the Puffragettes
In 2008 entrepreneur, innovator, visionary and expert Julianna Carella married her more than 20 years of culinary work with cannabis and established Auntie Dolores. Her line of delicious, healthy and effective gourmet medical marijuana infused edibles helped set the...
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by Windy Borman | Sep 28, 2016 | Mary Janes Blog, Meet the Puffragettes
Mara Gordon specializes in the development of cannabis treatment protocols for seriously ill patients. She is the co-founder of Aunt Zelda’s™, Octopi Wellness, and Zelira Therapeutics (previously Zelda Therapeutics). Prior to Aunt Zelda’s™, Mara worked as a process...
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by Windy Borman | Sep 21, 2016 | Mary Janes Blog, Meet the Puffragettes
Ah Warner holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Washington in Gender and Women’s Studies. She is the Founder and CEO of Cannabis Basics, Seattle’s Own since 1995. Additionally, she is the Co-author and Chief Orchestrator of the 2016 CHABA law,...
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by Windy Borman | Sep 14, 2016 | Mary Janes Blog, Meet the Puffragettes
Sabria Still is a youth and human rights advocate. Her resilience for activating young leaders to address human rights violations, the lack of diversity in the cannabis industry and an imperatively more sustainable future have been recognized in High Times, The...
