Cannabis Social Equity

What is it? AND - Why is this important?

Social Equity means that personal or social circumstances such as gender, ethnic origin or family background, are not obstacles to achieving potential (definition of fairness) and that all individuals reach (or have) at least a basic minimum level of opportunity (definition of inclusion).

This is what it looks like

We get a lift based on our specific needs and challenges.

Suspensions

Poverty

Blacks Are

%
More Likely to be arrested for marijuana possession than Whites

In Iowa, D.C., Minnesota, & Illinois, Blacks Were

%
More Likely to be arrested for marijuana possession than Whites

POC's

%
Ownership of Cannabis Industry

Incarceration Statistics are skewed because the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reports do not track ethnicity & arrests of Latinx people are mis-categorized as arrests of white people.

SO HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY

Opportunity to speak to someone who looks like you, who can educate you in what's happening in the space, and can help you navigate so that you can bring your dream to life.

 

• Solutions

• Opportunities & Access

• Learn how to be part of it now!

• Resources (Financial & Educational resources)

 

Marketing

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Development

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Production

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“If disparities of participation and influence become further entrenched—and if average citizens give up on democratic government—unequal citizenship could take on a life of its own, weakening American democracy for a long time to come.”

— APSA TASK FORCE ON INEQUALITY IN AMERICA