Recorded NDARC webinar. Drug use at music festivals: Key findings and harm reduction recommendations

The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre hosted an interesting webinar in April titled "Drug use at music festivals: Key findings and harm reduction recommendations." In recent years, music festivals have been associated with an increasing number of drug-related fatalities, sparking ongoing debate about how to respond effectively. This presentation summarises key findings and recommendations from a large doctoral study on drug use at music festivals, covering topics such as drug detection dogs, drug checking, drug amnesty bins, onsite medical services, drug use patterns and practices, reasons for using drugs, and adverse experiences.

Click here to watch “Drug use at music festivals: Key findings and harm reduction recommendations” webinar