WHAT IS
HRH413?

HARM REDUCTION HEDGEHOGS OF 413
ROOTED IN COMMUNITY CARE.
LED BY EXPERIENCE.
DRIVEN BY SOLIDARITY.
We exist to reduce harm, not people. ♡

HRH413 is a queer and culturaly diverse led harm reduction project based in Western Massachusetts. Founded by Jess Tilley and Albie Park, the project brings decades of harm reduction experience rooted in community care, mutual aid and practical support for people who use drugs.

HRH413 creates spaces for learning, organizing and connection through Harm Reduction Works groups, training, creative practice and grassroots outreach.

WE BUILD SAFER SPACES, SHARE POWER AND KEEP HARM REDUCTION HUMAN. ♡

LEAVING THE

PUBLIC
HEALTH
SILO

HARM REDUCTION IS BIGGER THAN A SYSTEM.

HRH413 is committed to improving harm reduction care, organizing and practice.

Public health advocacy matters, but harm reduction shouldn't stay confined to a public health silo. HRH413 believes harm reduction must also shape culture and everyday life.

We bring harm reduction into the world through art, literature, mutual aid and creative practice. These spaces help us connect, imagine and build the future we want to live in.

Explore our work. Share your writing, art or ideas. Together, we can amplify our voices and grow a movement rooted in care, creativity and liberation.

HARM REDUCTION BELONGS IN CULTURE, NOT JUST INSTITUTIONS. ♡
ART. PRACTICE. ORGANIZING. IMAGINATION.