Partners
Horizons is grateful to the community that we serve and appreciates the support of Sponsors and Community Allies in making it possible.
Sponsors
Title Sponsor
Anonymous
Our Title Sponsor supports Horizons anonymously. We are deeply grateful for the generosity that helps make this year’s conference possible.
Supporter
RiverStyx Foundation
The RiverStyx Foundation is a philanthropic organization that works, through grant-making and seeding nonprofits, to attend to the places in society and our psychology that have been relegated to the shadows — recognizing that what is repressed only festers in its unnatural separation. The goal is not to rid life of its darkness, but to reconcile it into our lives and honor both light and dark as two sides of the same coin.
Supporter
Dr. Bronner’s
Founded in 1948, Dr. Bronner’s is the top-selling natural brand of soap in North America and a leading brand worldwide. An independent, family-owned business based in California, the company honors the vision of founder Emanuel Bronner by making socially and environmentally responsible products of the highest quality, and dedicates its profits to helping make a better world.
Community Allies
Community Ally
Americans for Ibogaine
Americans for Ibogaine is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that advances public understanding and responsible medical access to ibogaine and other psychedelic medicines for addiction, trauma and co-occurring mental health conditions through research, education and policy work.
Community Ally
Chacruna Institute
The Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines produces high-quality research on plant medicines and psychedelics and propagates academic knowledge in more accessible formats, educating the public and creating cultural understanding and legitimacy so that these substances may cease to be stigmatized and outlawed. Chacruna also builds bridges between the world of plant medicines and the emergent field of psychedelic science — between traditional ceremonial use and clinical and therapeutic settings — bringing the knowledge and perspectives of the social sciences to health care professionals and practitioners of psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Community Ally
Global Psychedelic Society
Around the world, hundreds of psychedelic societies meet regularly to provide peer education and support around psychedelics. The Global Psychedelic Society empowers these organizers with the resources to build and support their local communities with an inclusive, risk-reducing, and benefit-maximizing approach to advocacy, integration, and information.
Community Ally
Heroic Hearts Project
Heroic Hearts Project has helped hundreds of veterans overcome their suffering from PTSD by providing not only access to psychedelic programs, but professional coaching, peer support, and other resources to empower them along their healing journeys. While the direct care of veterans is always its first priority, Heroic Hearts also works to support research and advocacy that improve access to psychedelics, offers programs for veteran spouses to nurture the entire veteran family, and fosters a community in which veterans can grow and give back to others.
Community Ally
ICEERS
Since 2010, the International Center for Ethnobotanical Education, Research, and Service (ICEERS) has led efforts to evolve the relationship of Western societies with traditional plant medicines and the cultures they are part of. Its goal is a future in which ceremonial plant work is recognized and can be safely and legally practiced while in right relationship with Indigenous knowledge holders. ICEERS collaborates with plant medicine community representatives, Indigenous leaders, government agencies, law enforcement, and NGOs to guarantee the health, safety, and fundamental rights of all communities involved.
Community Ally
Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund
The Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund (IMC Fund) is an Indigenous-led philanthropic fund working to ensure a future where Indigenous Peoples, their medicines, and their traditional knowledges thrive, supporting the conservation of five keystone medicines: ayahuasca, iboga, mushrooms, peyote, and the Sonoran Desert toad.
Community Ally
Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies
Founded in 1986, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit research and educational organization that develops medical, legal, and cultural contexts for people to benefit from the careful uses of psychedelics and marijuana.
Community Ally
North Star
North Star works at the intersection of community principles and business practices, enabling stakeholders to ethically and responsibly integrate psychedelics into our mainstream culture. Its mission is to shape psychedelic business around psychedelic wisdom — not only to change mental healthcare, but to develop role models in the needed transformation of business as a whole. Core to North Star’s work is a community pledge, created with input from elders, leaders and stakeholders across the psychedelic field; signatories commit to a values-aligned professional community through working groups and culture-building communities of practice.
Community Ally
The Psychedelic Assembly
The Psychedelic Assembly is a member-supported community organization cultivating connection, education, and culture at the edge of expanded consciousness in NYC. Through immersive events, thoughtful dialogue, and creative programming, it supports the growth of an authentic psychedelic culture rooted in curiosity, care, and collective transformation.
Community Ally
Psychedelics Today
Psychedelics Today is a leading digital media, education and training company in the field of psychedelic studies, with operations spanning journalism, broadcasting, training, conferences, and social media. Its podcast has over 2.1 million downloads, and its online training platform, Psychedelic Education Center, has enrolled over 8,000 students.
Community Ally
Ripples Alliance
Ripples Alliance creates and researches collective psychedelic practices to explore their potential for peace-building, sacred activism, collective liberation, and healing collective trauma — currently focused on Middle East conflicts, with the goal of developing approaches applicable to other contexts.