Massachusetts Recreational Consumer Council

The Massachusetts Recreational Consumer Council, established in 2017 following the legalization of cannabis, is a political organization dedicated to advocating for racial justice within the industry. Their mission focuses on supporting those communities disproportionately harmed by the racially motivated War on Drugs. With 41 members and an estimated monthly income of $90 - $9,000, the Council has made significant strides in building a community dedicated to healing and reparative justice. Their unique approach in the Adult Dance & Theater category centers on using their platform to address critical social issues, making them a force for positive change.