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The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) is a leading nonprofit organization established in 1986, dedicated to advancing research, education, and advocacy around the beneficial uses of psychedelics and marijuana. With a focus on developing medical, legal, and cultural contexts for these substances, MAPS has played a pivotal role in sponsoring cutting-edge therapeutic research, particularly in relation to PTSD treatment through MDMA-assisted therapy.

Throughout its history, MAPS has secured over $140 million in funding to promote psychedelic research and reshape public perceptions of drug policy. The organization has also developed initiatives such as Lykos Therapeutics, aimed at drug development, and The Zendo Project, known for its harm reduction efforts.

MAPS advocates for social justice and inclusivity, striving to ensure that psychedelic therapy and education are accessible to all. Through community engagement, ground-breaking studies, and international conferences, MAPS continues to lead the way in psychedelic science, fostering healing and progress for individuals impacted by trauma.