MAPS Bulletin v14n2 : Rites of Passage : Table of Contents

maps • volume xiv number 2 • rites of passage: kids and psychedelics 2004

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	Front Cover
	Table of contents
1	Letter from Rick Doblin, MAPS President
2	Introduction, Jon Hanna
3	Introduction, Sylvia Thyssen
4	Psychedelic Rites of Passage By Ram Dass
6	A Mother and Son Peyote Ritual Written Anonymously
9	Parenting the Peyote Way By Rev. Anne Zapf
13	Parenting in a War Zone: A Conversation with the Grey Family Interviewed by Jon Hanna
21	DanceSafe MAPS speaks with DanceSafe Board President, Bryan Oley Interviewed by Sylvia Thyssen
22	American Indian Religious Freedom... and a Father's Right to Raise His Child According to Tradition By John Halpern, M.D. An expanded version of this article is available here only in word format.
24	Students for Sensible Drug Policy MAPS speaks with SSDP Board Chair, Matt Atwood Interviewed by Sylvia Thyssen
26	The Safety First Approach to Teens and Drugs By Marsha Rosenbaum, Ph.D.
28	Drug Education and a Resilient (Re)action A Father and Daughter Journey Together By Joel H. Brown, Ph.D., M.S.W.
33	Unitarians Develop Cutting-edge Drug Education By Charles Thomas
35	Quotations
36	Laura Huxley's Ultimate Investment By Connie Littlefield
37	Dangerous Lessons: Urine Testing in Public Schools By Richard Glen Boire, Esq.
39	I'm Not Going to Hide Who I Am A Teen Talks about Her Use of Psychedelics Interviewed by Erowid
47	Psychedelic Family Values By R. Stuart
53	About the Artists Biographical sketches of featured artists: Dadara, Alex Grey, Naoto Hattori, Martina Hoffmann, Rabbi Matthew S. Kent, and Stacy B. Schaefer
54	Additional Resources
	Inside Back Cover
	Back Cover

MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies) is a membership-based organization working to assist researchers worldwide to design, fund, conduct, obtain governmental approval for, and report on psychedelic research in humans. Founded in 1986, MAPS is an IRS approved 501 (c)(3) non-profit corporation funded by tax deductible donations.

MAPS is focused primarily on assisting scientists to conduct human studies to generate essential information about the risks and psychotherapeutic benefits of MDMA, other psychedelics, and marijuana, with the goal of eventually gaining government approval for their medical uses.

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Inside Back Cover: Betty Eisner, Ph.D.

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ISSN 1080-8981
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