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WGNF's Executive Director, Kristin Nash, speaks with Haylee May from Colorado Public Radio about psychedelics, from the perspective of a parent and public health professional.

Kristin Nash MPH, representing the William G. Nash Foundation and the Coalition for Psychedelic Safety and Education, speaks on a panel at the international Psychedelic Science: The Integration conference.

CPSE "Before You Trip" campaign featured in The Denver Post.

In March 2025, the UC Berkeley Clark Kerr campus hosted The Psychedelic Safety Summit. This unique event focused on creating an actionable public health plan, focused on psychedelic safety and was sponsored in part by a grant from the William G. Nash Foundation.

APA sponsored journal publishes, "On Minimizing Risk and Harm in the Use of Psychedelics." Kristin Nash, MPH, and others contributed to the consensus paper focused on harm reduction, research gaps, and post-psychedelic support.

A group of Middlebury juniors, Theo Kogan, Juju Wu and Bodhi Chadran, received the 2025 Will Nash ‘20 prize for their company, “Vermatcha.”

We’re pleased to introduce the 2024 recipient of the William G. Nash Social Impact Grant, Riley Sullivan, a senior at UNC-Chapel Hill, and co-founder of the Carolina Harm Reduction Union (CHRU).

Middlebury College recently awarded the inaugural 'Will Nash Prize'

Kristin Nash, MPH, Executive Director of the WGNF, joins host Jonah David and Jules Evans, director of the 'Challenging Psychedelic Experiences Project,' to discuss communication around the risks of psychedelic drugs.

We spoke with Gaby Gonzalez, founder of Rendon Bookkeeping, to discuss how receiving the 2023 William G. Nash Social Impact Grant helped her grow her business and advance her goal of spreading financial literacy education in her community.

We caught up with Stanford University students Tule and Eric, founders of Understory Collective, to learn more about how the William G. Nash Social Impact Grant helped jumpstart their organization.

Redwood Bark student reporters skillfully unpack California's psychedelic legalization bill

We caught up with Juan to learn more about how the William G. Nash Social Impact grant helped him deliver on his mission.

An article examining California's proposal to make psychedelics more accessible for therapeutic and personal use

A blog post from Delaney Ruston, Filmmaker and Physician behind the "Screenagers" trilogy of documentaries. The full blog post suggests discussing Kristin's op-ed.

An opinion piece by Kristin Nash for The Mercury News, advocating finding the middle lane in the legalization of psychedelics

Will's story and the foundation are featured in this recent documentary, currently showing in schools and communities around the country

Presented at the National Harm Reduction Coalition Conference, October 2022

An interview with Kristin Nash, MPH, discussing the work of the foundation to promote harm reduction and psychedelic safety

A review summarizing the existing literature on the effectiveness of substance use harm reduction interventions on college campuses

A letter from Kristin Nash, MPH, to the Authors of CA State Bill 519

A story honoring Will, including tributes from his professors, family, and friends

In remembrance of Will, from his Mother and Executive Director of the William G. Nash Foundation, Kristin Nash, MPH