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  National Harm Reduction Conference, 99

  needle-exchange programs

  in California, 17, 341

  in Downtown Eastside, 52, 54, 95, 140

  and Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, 149–56, 196–200

  in Florida, 99–103

  in North Carolina, 173–76

  in Seattle, 285–86

  New Fountain Hotel, 328–31, 365–67. See also Rainier Hotel

  Nixon, Richard, 67, 71

  Non-Partisan Association (NPA), 190, 192, 223, 230, 282–83

  North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition, 175–76.

  O’Rourke, Allen, 153, 185

  O’Rourke, Patrick, 143, 318

  Ohio Mental Health and Addiction Services, 23

  Oleson, Megan, 248

  Olive Branch Ministry, 174–75

  Only, Joey, 317–18

  operant conditioning chamber. See Skinner box

  opioid epidemic, 15–18, 101, 238, 344. See also carfentanyl, drug overdose deaths, fentanyl

  opioid pain-relief and pleasure-reward apparatus, 167–68. See also addiction, and brain chemistry

  Oppenheimer Park, 110, 114, 119–120

  Orlin, Kate, 239–41

  Osborn, Bud (Walton Homer), 24, 27–28, 83, 112, 133, 212, 224–25, 231–33, 324, 391

  addiction, 28, 119–20, 131–32, 200–01

  and Campbell, Larry, 91–92

  and Davies, Libby, 114–15, 117–18, 261–62

  and Evans, Liz, 107–08

  and From Grief to Action, 205–07

  and Hari, Johann, 25, 107, 134

  and “Killing Fields” protest, 107, 109–112, 186

  and Livingston, Ann, 83, 105–06, 109–10, 116–17, 119–20, 122, 131–33, 182–83, 200–01, 205–06, 231–32, 369–70

  and Townsend, Mark, 107–08

  and Vancouver-Richmond Health Board, 106, 115–16

  and Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, 120–24, 127–28, 134

  and Wild, Nettie, 106, 231–35

  arrival in Vancouver, 29–31, 33–34

  childhood, 25–27

  death and memorial, 25, 369–70

  poetry, 28–29, 34–35, 251, 389. (see also book titles, e.g., Hundred Block Rock)

  Osborn, Patricia, 26–27

  Osborn, Walton (Sr), 25–26

  Ostrow, Dr David, 337–39

  Out of Harm’s Way conference, 141–45, 225. See also Portland Hotel Society

  Overdose Prevention Society, 377–78, 381–82. See also drug overdose, prevention and reversal

  overdose. See drug overdose

  Oviedo-Joekes, Eugenia, 351–54, 356

  Owen, Brita, 281–83

  Owen, Christian, 247–49, 272

  Owen, Philip, 223–24, 233–35, 281–83, 321

  and harm reduction programs in Vancouver, 144, 190–93, 227–31, 245, 261, 282

  Parsons, Linda, 264

  Pennsylvania Hotel. See Portland Hotel (Pennsylvania)

  People’s Aid Project, 113

  People’s Harm Reduction Alliance, 286

  persons with mental health issues at Portland Hotel (Pennsylvania), 45–46, 56–57, 60–61

  services for, 41, 43, 59–61

  PHS Community Services Society. See Portland Hotel Society

  Pigeon Park, 45, 57, 217, 246, 252, 266, 390

  Pitfield, Justice Ian, 311–12, 314–16

  Pivot Legal Society, 291–97, 309, 354

  police. See Vancouver Police Department

  Political Response Group, 109–110

  Pongracic-Speier, Monique, 310, 312–14

  Portland Hotel (Pennsylvania)

  and Evans, Liz, 43–46

  and harm reduction, 149, 165

  and Stuerzbecher, Kerstin, 59–60, 107-08, 149

  and Townsend, Mark, 51–52

  expansion, 137–38

  new Portland Hotel (Pennsylvania), 214–15

  tenants, 44–51, 55–57, 61–64, 164–66, 171–72, 387–93

  Portland Hotel Society (PHS), 136, 250, 386

  and BC Housing, 329–31, 335–36, 361, 363–69, 387

  and Carnegie Community Action Project (CCAP), 141

  and Crosstown Clinic, 353

  and Erickson, Arthur, 137, 214

  and fentanyl crisis, 380

  and Insite, 250–79, 299–305, 307–11, 309–11, 314, 321–22

  and Vancouver Coastal Health, 259–60, 267–69, 272, 277, 309–10, 320, 327, 333, 335–39, 362–64, 366–68

  and Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, 149–56, 158–60, 188

  finances and organization, 327, 361–69

  Hair Salon, 250–58, 260

  maintenance team, 153–54, 185–86, 255, 300, 318–19

  “Thunder Box” supervised-injection trailer, 156, 158–59, 270

  prescription heroin. See heroin, prescription

  Prevost, Margaret, 107

  prohibition. See criminalization of drugs

  protests

  “crosses,” 185–88

  “Killing Fields,” 108–114, 123, 142, 144, 185–86, 189

  crosses and banners, 317–19

  Insite banners (Toronto), 301–03

  New Fountain Hotel, 330–31

  Rainier Hotel, 334–36

  Providence Health Care, 352, 356, 384–85

  psychiatric patients. See persons with mental health issues

  Puil, George, 282

  Quayle, Kenn, 124–26

  Quinn, Bob, 285–86

  Rainbow Hotel. See Portland Hotel (Pennsylvania)

  Rainier Hotel, 332–39, 365–67. See also New Fountain Hotel

  Raise Shit: Social Action Saving Lives, 110–11. See also Osborn, Bud

  Ramsay, Shayne, 331, 361–62, 366

  Rat Park experiment, 67–69, 73, 143. See also Alexander, Bruce; Skinner box

  Richardson, John, 291–97

  Riverview Hospital, 32–33

  Robins, Lee, 70–71

  Rock, Alan, 262, 272

  Roe, Gordon, 194–97, 200

  Rositch, Bryce, 244

  Rossiter, Mark, 214–15

  Runne, Christoph, 153, 185–86, 255

  Ruttan, Rob and Susie, 203–05, 208, 210

  Safe Shape, 288–89

  safe-injection sites. See supervised-injection sites

  SALOME (Study to Assess Longer-term Opioid Medication Effectiveness), 350–54, 356–58. See also NAOMI; Crosstown Clinic

  SAP (special access program) for drugs, 354–57, 359

  Scattered Minds: A New Look at the Origins and Healing of Attention Deficit Disorder, 163. See also Maté, Gabor

  Schecter, Dr Martin, 152, 351–52

  Schneider, Werner, 142–43

  Schroeder, Andrew, 310

  Scott, Greg, 288–89

  Scott, Rick, 101

  section 56. See Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, Section 56

  See, Kailin, 328–30, 334–35

  Sizemore, James, 173

  Skinner box, 65–66. See also Rat Park experiment

  Slaunwhite, Jay, 378–79

  Small, Dan

  and Alexander, Bruce, 146–47

  and Forensic Psychiatric Institute, 146–47, 162

  and the Hair Salon, 250–59

  and Insite, 250, 252–58, 261, 269–70, 276, 305, 320

  and Portland Hotel/PHS, 145, 147, 336–39, 364

  and Townsend, Mark, 250, 252–56

  and Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, 152–56

  and Wilson, Dean, 179–81, 307–08

  social housing. See housing first policy; Portland Hotel Society

  SPOT. See Supportive Place for Observation and Treatment

  SROs (single-room occupancy hotels), 32, 137–38

  Stanley Hotel, 219–20, 327–28

  Strathdee, Dr Steffanie, 109

  Street Church. See Foursquare Church

  Street Nurses Program, 95–96, 207–08

  Street Outreach Service, 285

 
stress-regulation apparatus, 169–70. See also addiction, and brain chemistry

  Stuerzbecher, Kerstin, 58–59, 138–39, 143–45, 162, 253, 266–67

  and Insite, 273, 275, 277–79, 304–05, 325

  and Portland Hotel/PHS, 59–64, 107–08, 149, 250, 339, 362–63, 367, 390

  Sully, Patricia, 287–89

  Sunrise Hotel (Irving), 138

  supervised-injection sites

  in California, 341–44

  in Seattle, 286–87

  in Vancouver, 17, 92–93, 105, 123, 128–29, 144, 156, 206–07, 230–31 (see also Back Alley; Carrall Street injection site; Dunlevy injection site; Hair Salon; Insite; Portland Hotel Society; Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users)

  Supportive Place for Observation and Treatment, 239–41

  Swanson, Jean, 113–14

  Swiss triangle of addiction services. See addiction, treatment, services triangle (Swiss)

  Tabrizi, Simin, 129–30, 205–07

  Team Recovery, 21–24. See also Bell, Matt

  Thompson, Kevin, 383–86

  Thousand Dreams, A, 90. See also Campbell, Larry

  “Thunder Box.” See Portland Hotel Society, “Thunder Box”

  Tobin, Dianne, 354, 357–59

  Tomic, Shelly, 305–312, 324–25

  Tookes, Dr Hansel, 99–103

  Townsend, Glen, 40–41

  Townsend, Mark, 15, 17, 39, 73, 147, 152, 162, 316, 318–19

  activist roots, 39–41

  and “Killing Fields” protest, 108–10, 185–88

  and Community Alliance, 244

  and Erickson, Arthur, 137

  and Evans, Liz, 37–39, 51, 157, 369

  and Insite, 250, 252–58, 261, 265–66, 268, 274, 276, 283, 305

  banner protest (Toronto), 299–303

  exemption from CDSA, 305, 307–08, 319–23

  and Livingston, Ann, 84

  and Osborn, Bud, 107–08

  and Out of Harm’s Way conference, 142

  and Portland Hotel/PHS, 51–52, 54–55, 135–37, 140–42, 149, 331, 336–39, 353, 362–69, 387–93

  and Small, Dan, 250, 252–56

  and the Hair Salon, 250–58

  and Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users needle protest, 153–54

  arrival in Vancouver, 51

  Tran, Lee, 378

  Turvey, John, 52–53, 86, 97, 106. See also DEYAS (Downtown Eastside Youth Activities Society)

  twelve-steps programs, 24, 122. See also drug addiction, treatment

  Urban Survivors Union, 286

  Vancouver Agreement, 228–31

  Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, 128, 132, 150–51, 379

  and Community Alliance, 243–45

  and Insite, 269–70, 277, 309, 326

  and NAOMI Patients Association, 349, 354, 359

  and Pivot Legal Society, 291–93, 295–97, 309

  and Portland Hotel Society, 149–52, 154–55, 158–60, 188, 309

  Carrall Street injection site (327 Carrall), 246–49, 272

  Dunlevy injection site (213 Dunlevy), 196–200, 208–09

  Hastings and Cambie site, 193–96

  Health Network (VHN), 194–200

  meetings, 188–89, 370–71

  needle exchange, 149–52, 155–56

  needle protest, 153–55

  origins, 120–27, 376

  Vancouver Caucus, 228–29

  Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH), 259–60, 267–69, 272, 277, 309–10, 320, 327, 333, 335–39, 362–64, 366–68, 379, 381–82. See also Vancouver–Richmond Health Board

  Vancouver HIV/AIDS Care Coordinating Committee. See HIV/AIDS, in Vancouver

  Vancouver Native Health Society, 52, 85–86, 95

  Vancouver Police Department, 87–90, 152, 245–47, 295–96

  Vancouver-Richmond Health Board, 106, 115–16, 127. See also Vancouver Coastal Health

  VANDU. See Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users

  Vietnam war veterans, 70–72

  VOCAL-WA (Voices of Community Activists and Leaders Washington), 287–89

  Wainberg, Dr Mark, 300

  Walter, Thia, 154

  war on drugs. See criminalization of drugs

  Washington Hotel (Maple), 138–39, 386

  Washington Needle Depot, 149–156, 269, 276

  Welfare Wednesday, 46, 180

  Wild, Nettie, 106–07, 177–79, 231–32, 283. See also Fix: The Story of an Addicted City

  Wilson, Dean,

  and Fix: The Story of an Addicted City, 233–35

  and Insite, 269–70, 274, 276–77, 299–301, 303, 307–08, 310, 312, 316, 324

  and Livingston, Ann, 182, 184, 209–12, 235, 249

  and Osborn, Bud, 182–83

  and Owen, Philip, 191–93, 234–35

  and Portland Hotel/PHS, 180–81

  and Richardson, John, 292–93

  and Small, Dan, 179–81, 307–08, 307–08

  and Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, 182–83, 187–89, 191–95

  and Wild, Nettie, 178–79, 232

  speech to Parliament, 262–63

  Wood, Dr Evan, 165–66, 312–13

  Woodward’s complex, 33, 391–92

  Zepf Recovery House, 21–23

  Zinck, Jenna, 359

 

 

 


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