Join OCM for #womenshistorymonth LIVE conversation to discuss women in cannabis policy. Tune in on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Twitter.

  The S.E.E.D. project workshop series is an introductory education course to prepare potential cannabis license applicants to participate in the “Business of Cannabis in New York.” Our method comprises five modules (areas of study), each consisting of three units (classes). The course is a 30-hour instructional, encompassing 15 classes of 2 hours a piece,…

Join Etain and The JUSTÜS Foundation in the Hudson Valley as we continue our Amplify Her series of intimate conversations with female pioneers in cannabis and present our Warrior Woman Awards. On Tuesday, March 28th An Evening With will host The Dank Duchess at Etain's Hudson Valley dispensary in Kingston. The Dank Duchess is an…

  Cannabis Career Exploration and Worker Rights Certificate Program Interested in a cannabis job but don’t know where to start? Sign up for CWI’s free pre-employment training program to learn about the industry, job opportunities and your rights at work. Find your cannabis career path and be better prepared for job interviews.   Who’s it…

  Featuring a lineup of industry-leading experts, guests will learn about how wellness technologies are shaping global wellness, mental health, and culture. The discussions will touch on destigmatizing medical cannabis, the psychedelic revolution in mental health care, and the ethics of consumption. Guests will leave feeling connected to the sponsors selected to represent leading plant…

  Hosted by Joy of Cannabis writer Melanie Abrams and Larry Smith, and Paul D. Miller, aka DJ Spooky! Stay and mingle at Happy Hour until 8pm!

Celebrate with us as Women’s History Month 2023 comes to a close! Our NYS Medical program is changing in some big and exciting ways. We’ll sit down with Dr. June Chin @drjunechin, CMO, Professor,Vice Chair-NYS Office Cannabis Mgmt @nys_cannabis, Advisory Board and Author to discuss the updates to the NYS Medical Cannabis program and what…

  Although the agricultural economy has grown, the share of Black farmers in the United States has declined over the last century. Today, just 1.4 percent of farmers identify as Black or mixed race compared with about 14 percent 100 years ago. Federal programs and policies that excluded Blacks from land purchases were passed prior…

  While the details are hush-hush, we invite you to join us for a networking event and a Popup Speakeasy experience called Don't Tell Mom. Tickets include rounds of passed food and drinks from Infusery_LI, infused beverages from Cann, along with snacks, swag, and samples from our sponsors - see the FAQs for a complete list! Mocktails…