PSA Contributors

PSA Media Team

Christine Divine

Daniel Covington

Daniel Covington is an ecologist of 27 years, and student of psilocybin for just as long. The work ahead is building common ground understanding around psychedelics, and as Daniel says, “I’m going to need everyone's help to get there!” Contact Daniel with any thoughts and/or feedback on LinkedIn or at [email protected]

Graham Moore

Jack Gorsline

Jack Gorsline is a Washington, D.C.-based investigative reporter covering the politics of drug policy reform - with a focus on psychedelics and cannabis legalization advocacy both in the United States and around the world. Jack’s reporting has been published by the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism (BINJ), Talking Joints Memo, DoubleBlind Magazine, Filter Magazine, Marijuana Moment, Psychedelic Alpha, Lucid News, Cannabis & Tech Today, Reality Sandwich, High Times Magazine, and featured by Psychedelics Today, Ecstatic Integration, and The Mycopreneur Podcast, GBH Radio, The Microdose from UC’s Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics, among others. Jack is also the founder of both Psychedelic State(s) of America and The Psychedelic Writers Guild (PWG) - a new nonprofit sponsored community building-oriented, collaborative media project being created in partnership with a diverse coalition of psychedelic scientists, journalists, medical practitioners, legal professionals, political advocates, and community leaders from around the world. You can find Jack on Twitter @JackGorsline, Instagram @Jack.Gorsline, Linkedin, Substack, Bluesky, and more!

Julian Fox

Julian Fontaine Fox is a queer bi-racial poet and writer, awarded a Source Foundation grant for his impactful work in the psychedelic space. After a transformative psychedelic experience at 19, he dedicated himself to advocacy, first founding a chapter of SSDP while studying film in Santa Fe. Now living in Boston, Julian co-founded the Entheogen Melanin Collective, aimed at fostering inclusivity for melanated peoples in the psychedelic community, which often lacks diversity. Through EMC, he creates safe spaces for community members in Boston's neighborhoods, hosting events focused on healing, integration, and education. Julian believes in the power of psychedelics while recognizing they aren’t for everyone, promoting alternative healing modalities to ensure that all voices are welcomed and valued in this journey.