Unify rally to end our drug war
1 November 2019
Here’s a glimpse of what happened at Auckland Town Hall at the Unify Rally on Monday 16 September.
Thanks to all who gave up their Monday night to come along, volunteer, support, sponsor or speak, and especially everyone who pledged to get more involved in our growing movement. Photographer Katrina Elton was on hand to capture what happened.
It’s not radical to get rid of things that harm people. It’s radical to want to hold onto them ..."
Deborah Small
Katrina Elton
Auckland-based photographer who works for Many Talents Media.
Articles on a public health approach to drugs in Aotearoa New Zealand are regularly published here.
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