MAPS, or the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, is a nonprofit organization that has been dedicated to ending psychedelic prohibition since 1986. They use an evidence-based approach to promote the healing benefits of psychedelics. Their mission is supported by people from all walks of life and is driven by research, education, and advocacy. MAPS is committed to creating a movement and reshaping the public's perception of psychedelics. Their efforts to end psychedelic prohibition are marked by transparency, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to equity and compassion. MAPS operates on the foundation of their Seven Principles and promotes a culture of curiosity. Their long-term vision is guided by research and a commitment to embracing diverse experiences and contributions from their community of supporters. MAPS is at the forefront of psychedelic-assisted therapy, incubating what is likely to be the first government-approved therapy of its kind in the US. With the support of their community and dedicated team, they've been able to widely disseminate their blueprint, develop innovative psychedelic education programs, and host the largest gathering of the Psychedelic Renaissance. Their ultimate goal is to end drug prohibition globally and unlock the therapeutic potential of psychedelics for all. The organization envisions a future where psychedelics and marijuana are safely and legally accessible for beneficial uses. They advocate for a rigorous scientific evaluation of these substances' risks and benefits. Prioritizing public benefit, MAPS is committed to serving the community rather than chasing profit. Their work aims to uphold the rights and dignity of all users of these substances, fostering a world free from fear and stigma associated with their use.