Minorities for Medical Marijuana, Inc. (M4MM) is organized as a non profit organization (501c3 with a full Executive Team and Board of Directors), established in May 2016 and currently has 27 state directors throughout the country including a Northern California chapter based in Oakland. M4MM's mission is focused on providing advocacy, outreach, research, and training as it relates to the business, social reform, public policy, and health /wellness in the cannabis industry.
Minorities for Medical Marijuana is committed to cultivating a culturally inclusive environment where diversity of thought, experience and opportunities are valued, respected, appreciated and celebrated. M4MM will serve as a resource to our community by providing information, referrals, advocacy, coordination and education regarding cannabis legislation, events, activities, initiatives and discussions.
Roz McCarthy Founder/CEO, M4MM
This portfolio represents a diverse group of brands that have developed their businesses from their passions, applying their finely tuned skillsets into the current marketplace to bring awareness, education & high quality products to consumers. The businesses are ready for expansion through distribution partners, licensed THC partners and investment.
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According to GLOBAL CANNABIS MARKET - GROWTH, TRENDS, COVID-19 IMPACT, AND FORECASTS (2021 - 2026):
According to GLOBAL CANNABIS MARKET - GROWTH, TRENDS, COVID-19 IMPACT, AND FORECASTS (2021 - 2026):
Social equity is impartiality, fairness and justice for all people in social policy. Social equity takes into account systemic inequalities to ensure everyone in a community has access to the same opportunities and outcomes. Equity of all kinds acknowledges that inequalities exist and works to eliminate them.
Social equity recognizes that each person has different circumstances and allocates the exact resources and opportunities needed to reach an equal outcome.
Most families in poverty did not get there simply because of bad choices or unlucky circumstances. It was structures set in place that systematically withheld access to better opportunities for generations, making today’s families continue to face the same lack of access as their ancestors. These structures had racism, classism, and sexism (just to name a few) built-in, and that’s what has continued to hold a large portion of the U.S.’s population from experiencing the fullness of this country.
Planning for social equity means recognizing planning practices that have had a disparate impact on certain communities and actively working with affected residents to create better communities for all. Planning for equity does not stifle growth or impede development. Instead, it expands opportunities to all members of a community and builds local capacity to respond to equity concerns moving forward.
Click here to download the PDF version of our "Social Cannabis Brand" Look Book!
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