1. Job Opening:  IDPI seeks a dynamic person of faith to mobilize religious leaders in support of regulating marijuana like alcohol.

2. IDPI plays a key role in the Rhode Island medical marijuana victory

3. Mainstream religious groups help church gain the right to use an illegal drug

4. Federal financial aid is restored to some college students with drug convictions

5. IDPI welcomes Louise Joseph to its team

6. IDPI welcomes Rev. Terry Hawkins to its team

7. IDPI welcomes Rev. Eddie Lopez

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