NORML

NORML, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, has been a pioneering voice for responsible marijuana use since its establishment in 1970. As a nonprofit public-interest advocacy group, NORML champions the legalization of marijuana, advocating for consumers to ensure access to high-quality, safe, and affordable products. Through lobbying efforts at both state and federal levels, NORML works tirelessly to reform marijuana laws, aiming to end the prohibitive practices surrounding its use.

Additionally, NORML serves as a vital informational resource, countering government propaganda with well-researched data and insights into marijuana-related issues. The organization hosts legal seminars and conferences, and publishes newsletters to engage and educate its members and the public. Its sister organization, The NORML Foundation, further supports this mission by sponsoring public education campaigns, providing legal aid to victims of marijuana laws, and conducting research to inform policy change. With a dedicated team in Washington, D.C., and a nationwide network of chapters, NORML remains at the forefront of the movement for marijuana legalization.