How can we ethically integrate psychedelics into the biomedical pharmacopeia of healing?

What components need to be measured that have never been measured before?

What role does community play in psychedelic healing?

How does the psychedelic-therapy paradigm shift impact culture? How does it impact healing?

Historical and contextual understanding of what the community needs and what the barriers have been in order to achieve that need.

How can we integrate with local grassroots organizations and incorporate their voices into your organization's mission?

How can we be in right relationship with the indigenous communities that steward these medicines?

How can we engage in indigenous reciprocity that feels right for your organization and that is in line with your organization's missions and values.

Can we bridge policy makers with the community?

How can we build policy by the people, for the people.

How can we right the wrongs of the controlled substances act?

How can we tell a different story?

How can we articulate an accurate story that represents equitable business processes and diverse methods of utilizing psilocybin that both honors the indigenous traditions from which they came while building a bridge to modern Western practices?

Can we tell this story in a language that meets both academic and legislative needs while also meeting the general public where they are at and giving them the proper tools to move forward amidst this new paradigm?