Narcan Poster Project by Daedalus Li & Marco Lanier | Bungee Project #3

Harm reduction is a practice rooted in grassroots organizing and mutual aid that emerged in the face of fierce criminalization and abandonment by the state. Developed and informed by and for people who use drugs, sex workers, people living with HIV, and those affected by bias and state violence, harm reduction is a practice of care, as Abdul-Aliy A. Muhammad writes, “it is what we do with each other, for each other.”

The Narcan Poster Project advocates for harm reduction in nightlife, using education and design to raise awareness of Narcan/Naloxone, overdose response procedures, and safer use strategies. The project facilitates the diverse design of posters that offer step-by-step instructions to follow in the case of an opioid overdose.These posters will be shared with venues, bars, and organizers to advocate for harm reduction practices and progressive drug policy. 

The Narcan Poster Project is an initiative organized by Daedalus Li and Marco Lanier that emerged out of conversations and experiences in nightlife, harm reduction, and design. It is made possible through the City Artist Corps program and in collaboration with Bungee Space as part of #bungeeproject.