DanceSafe stands in solidarity with and supports both BLM and the protests calling for the eradication of police brutality and militarization, white supremacy (both overt and covert), as well as the systems which have been put in place to support racial injustice and oppression.
DanceSafe doesn’t exist in its own bubble, simply providing nightlife harm reduction and drug education services to music festival and EDM communities.
The War on Drugs and the climate emergency are manifestations of the same extractive, exploitative political and economic ideology.
DanceSafe National has teamed up with Rave Scout Cookies to release the First Aid + Survival Guideline handbook and the live-stream of digital events.
Madalyn is chiefly responsible for DanceSafe’s finances and legal compliance, but her duties also include communications, outreach planning, and fundraising.
We are thrilled to announce the addition of Sara Gael, MA to our leadership team!
Please help us welcome Jessica Breemen and Monique Chavez to the leadership team!
DanceSafe has received information from a community member about two different pills that were sold as ecstasy/MDMA, but tested as amphetamines.
According to this ecstasydata.org submission published on February 28, a crushed red/orange/brown pill was sourced as a ‘Pink Chanel’ ecstasy tablet in Chicago but tested as MDA, N-Ethylpentylone, and more.
DanceSafe has received information from a community member in Saskatchewan, Central Canada, about ‘Beatles blotter’ that was sold as 2C-B.
