ICPR 2026

Our partners

We are grateful to our partners for their support in advancing psychedelic research and therapy. Their contributions make ICPR possible.

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Isomer Design

Community Partners

Amsterdam Psychdelic Research Association (APRA) logo

Amsterdam Psychdelic Research Association (APRA)

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Psychedelia Foundation

Germany’s non-profit platform for education, research, and cultural dialogue that responsibly reintroduces the transformative potential of psychedelic experiences into society.

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Alaya Foundation

Alaya Foundation was established in the Canton of Ticino in 2012, with roots dating back to the 1990s. We explore and promote innovative approaches to psychological well-being and personal growth, combining scientific rigor with a deep understanding of the human dimension. Our mission is to enhance human potential, inner resources, and resilience in the face of life’s challenges. We believe that integrating ancient wisdom with modern discoveries can open new paths toward healing and awareness.

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ALPS Foundation

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Drug Science

Drug Science works to provide an evidence base free from political or commercial influence, creating the foundation for sensible and effective drug laws, and equipping the public, media and policy makers with the knowledge and resources to enact positive change.

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Psycare UK

UK Welfare & Harm Reduction is a charity that provides welfare and harm reduction services at music festivals and events throughout the UK and internationally. It has been operating for over 10 years during which time it has earned a reputation for the specialist and compassionate services it offers at events of all sizes.

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Czech Psychedelic Society

The Czech Psychedelic Society provides information on the benefits and risks of psychedelics. They work to destigmatize these substances, facilitate their integration into therapeutic settings, and mitigate risks associated with their use, while also connecting professionals with the public.

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The Czech Psychedelic Research Foundation (PsyRes)

The Czech Psychedelic Research Foundation (PsyRes) supports innovative treatments for mental illnesses, particularly psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, in the Czech Republic. PsyRes funds contemporary scientific projects, organizes educational events, and collaborates with professionals to advance the understanding and responsible use of psychedelics.

Become a partner

Contact us at partners@open-foundation.org for more information on sponsorship packages and opportunities.