The MPP lobbies for cannabis legislative reform across the U.S. The organization’s website includes information and resources related to race, justice and cannabis.

The Marijuana Policy Project (MPP) is the number one organization in the U.S. legalizing cannabis. We passed 13 medical cannabis laws in the past 15 years, and we ran winning campaigns in eight of the 11 legalization states. No organization in the movement has changed as many cannabis laws, impacted as many patients and consumers, created as many new markets, or done more to end cannabis prohibition in the U.S. than MPP.

Marijuana prohibition has failed.

It's time for a new approach, and MPP is leading the way. MPP — including its staff, strategic partners, and supporters — is working toward the day when cannabis is legalized for adults and patients across the U.S. While there are many organizations that agree with that ultimate goal, what sets MPP apart is our approach and our track record. Since our founding in 1995, we've been making real progress in reforming U.S. marijuana laws by:

• Advocating for legislation and supporting ballot initiative campaigns to allow seriously ill patients to use medical marijuana with their doctors' recommendations;
• Promoting legislation and supporting ballot initiative campaigns to replace marijuana prohibition with a sensible system of regulation;
• Lobbying in Congress and leveraging state progress to drive sensible federal reform policies;
• Working for fair marijuana policies that promote inclusion, equity, and justice both in legislation and in the cannabis industry;
• Garnering widespread media coverage of the need to reform marijuana policies;
• Building coalitions of supportive individuals and organizations to advocate on behalf of marijuana policy reform;
• Sponsoring public information campaigns, grassroots activities, and educational initiatives;
• and much more!