Dr. Kwasi Adusei is a service-oriented, curious Ghanaian native passionate about the intersections of community, well-being, and technology. He has a vision for a future driven by inner and outer restoration and how they converge to alter the maladaptive systems of our current world.
As an educator and community organizer, he is informed by his experience with the war on drugs and community mental health, both as a patient and a clinician. He is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner currently at Journey Clinica and was co-founder of the Psychedelic Society of Western New York where he led the development of a grassroots psychedelic harm reduction organization called the Sanctuary Project.
In addition, he is helping to develop a program called Motherland Medicine curating a global network of the African diaspora curious about or working with plant medicines for collective action, along with a fundraising mechanism to fund birthright trips for African descendants called Sandkofa.
