Our research explores the relationship between cannabis genetics, tolerance, and the social context in which research takes place.
01 Breeding project
Study the foundations.
Our research consortium continued its work through 2007. The project received grant support and graduate research awards, and produced publications, workshops, conference presentations, and fellowships.
02 The concept of tolerance
Many meanings, one conversation.
The foundation’s writing connects the idea of tolerance in cannabis research with wider ideas such as empathy, social cognition, perspective-taking, and interpersonal understanding.
03 2003 — 2005
The Cannabis Research Project
Launched in 2003, this multidisciplinary project examined cannabis seeds, plants, and their use. Investigators from different faculties formed a research consortium for a three-year study.
04 2006 — 2008
The THC Research Project
This project considered THC as one part of a broader conversation about cannabis research, health, and diversity. We see this work as both philosophical and practical.
