Dr. Andy Hathaway poses for a headshot in front of yellow brick walls and windows.
Dr. Andy Hathaway

Drug policy researcher Dr. Andy Hathaway discussed the decision to decriminalize some hard drugs in British Columbia in a new Conversation Canada commentary. 

The article appeared in several publications, including the National Post. 

A professor in the criminal justice and public policy program in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology within the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, Hathaway researches drug use in marginalized and mainstream populations and its implications for social policy development. 

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