Join us as Luke Scarmazzo share's his personal journey from a cannabis collective operator sentenced to 22 years in prison to an advocate for social justice. Through his own story, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by individuals incarcerated for non-violent cannabis-related offenses and the impacts on their family.

During the episode viewers will learn about the alarming number of individuals who remain behind bars due to non-violent cannabis convictions and the urgency of their release. We’ll also share insights into what Glass House Brands is doing to support advocacy and reform efforts and introduce "Reeform" and the work being done by the Weldon Project to change sentencing laws and support the needs of those currently incarcerated.

This webinar serves as a rallying point for those who believe in the power of advocacy and justice. We invite you to join us to hear Luke's powerful story, learn about the significant work being done and discover how you can play a role in advocating for prisoners left behind in the cannabis industry's evolution.

Reserve your spot now and be part of this crucial conversation. Together, we can work towards a more equitable and just future.

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the change we need in the cannabis industry.
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    Luke Scarmazzzo
    Glass House Social Justice Brand Ambassador
    Luke Scarmazzo cofounded one of the nation’s first licensed medical cannabis dispensaries in California in late 2004. He successfully operated his business until September 2006 when he was arrested by federal drug agents. Although his business was completely legal in California he was charged with violating federal drug laws and later sentenced to 22 years in prison.

    He served nearly 15 years fighting for justice before finally being granted an early release on February 3, 2023, impart due to the changes in the legal landscape surrounding cannabis laws. He now works as a Justice Ambassador for Glass House Brands and collaborates closely with “Reeform” and criminal and social justice organizations nationwide to advocate for those who are still incarcerated for cannabis offenses and reform federal drug laws.
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