Heather Edney provides strategic guidance and operational support to organizations that support autonomy + survival for people who use drugs.
Love Rules,
The Harm Reduction Archives of Heather Edney and Richard Berkowitz, presented at MoMA PS1.
My Overdose Will Not Be Tragic,
a Tenderloin Museum exhibition of fliers, zines, and ephemera from the archive of Heather Edney and the Santa Cruz Needle Exchange Program.
Love is the Drug,
a short documentary film about drug user organizing, care, archives, and harm reduction.
sucking dick for syringes,
writing produced between 1991–1998 documenting organizing, drug use, care, survival, and the early harm reduction movement.
Bevel Up,
an open-source safer use education resource developed to reflect contemporary drug supplies and harm reduction practice.
junkphood,
a 1995 zine created with Brooke Lober as an accessible, drug-user-produced platform for safer use information, writing, and art.