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NORML 2019 Membership Survey
Let us know how can NORML best represent your interests in our lobbying, organizing, and educational efforts in 2020.
Grassroots Activism and Marijuana Policy: A Winning Combination
It’s time to end the broken and discriminatory policies of marijuana prohibition.! Get involved with a NORML chapter today!
Give the Gift of Freedom this Holiday Season
This holiday season, give the gift that helps end marijuana prohibition when you make a donation to NORML. Your generosity will help bring freedom to the millions of Americans living in states where NORML is still working to legalize marijuana.
Be a Member of the Movement
Join the movement to legalize marijuana today and get your Official 2018 NORML Membership Card!
Support NORML: Spring Fundraising Drive Through May 31!
Thank you for helping NORML help America away from cannabis prohibition and its insipid public policy results!
Support the NORML Nation!
One of the most valuable resources that NORML possesses is our members. They are our lifeblood and the driving force behind the multitude of statewide and local reform efforts taking place around the country. That’s why NORML is pushing to build our ranks in advance of the 2016 election by launching the weeklong NORML Nation Membership Drive. As many of you know, presidential elections tend to attract a larger pool of younger and more politically progressive voters. We hope to tap into this expected voting block to achieve unprecedented successes […]
420 words on 4/20 weekend
Dear NORML members and supporters, We all find ourselves this weekend at the precipice of the year’s most propitious date on the calendar for cannabis consumers and freedom lovers: April 20th. As always, there will be large public gatherings all around America (and other countries too) to celebrate the responsible adult use of cannabis. The day is a cultural phenomenon, with both substantial media output (some entire cable networks broadcast cannabis-centric programming and entertainment–like Comedy Central) and coverage of public celebrations (cities like Denver expect downtown public pot celebrations drawing […]