For August, our focus will be “Criminal Injustice and Cannabis”, and we’ll take a holistic look at various layers of the system and where we may find cracks to help the People while we continue to advocate for legalization.

You receive our updates because you understand the problems associated with the prohibition of cannabis, whether because you feel it's simply wrong to block access to potentially helpful medication or you think that the criminalization of a plant is just problematic.

From seed to sale and beyond, cannabis is big business. A 2019 report in Bloomberg predicted that the global market could reach $146.4 billion by 2025:

We have an unprecedented opportunity to express our opinions while the state government is listening!

You may already be used to reading our Weekly Nuggets - formerly referred to as our “5 Minute Actions.”

Let every voice be heard! Activism must take many forms because not every legislator responds to the same cues.

Still haven’t shared your story?

Storytelling is at the basis of human interaction.

One of the most powerful voices in the fight for #cannabis #lawreform is yours!

Happy Memorial Day! From our NC NORML family to yours, we hope you have a safe and refreshing holiday weekend.

Our Board Selection process kicked off on 4/1/2020 as we put out a call on social media and by email for applicants.

During the month of April we celebrated cannabis and cannabis culture - now we turn to a more sobering subject: the continued racial disparities in arrests/charges for marijuana possession.

We get a lot of questions about what we can and can’t do in regards to our lobbying efforts.

Whether you use marijuana as medicine or because you prefer its effects to alcohol or other drugs, you may be wondering why 420 is honored by those in the cannabis culture.

NC NORML is prepared with a strategic plan to carry out the mission...

If you were a college student during the 1970s you might remember the High Noon Society at the University of Chapel Hill in North Carolina.

WCNC reported on November 12, 2019 that: “...marijuana enforcement varies across the state, which means the same offense could be dismissed in one county and lead to a criminal record in another.”

As you may know, NC NORML has been in a building phase for the last few months after merging local chapters in order to streamline our strategy.

The NC NORML Legislative & Education Committee has been hard at work! 

If you missed the event, you can watch it here: