Graham Boyd is an attorney, movement builder and strategist working to enact social change. His work includes efforts to reform drug laws, reduce mass incarceration, and support science-based access to psychedelic assisted healing. Graham is the co-founder and executive director of the Psychedelic Science Funders Collaborative (PSFC), a nonprofit community of philanthropists committed to supporting scientific research into psychedelic treatments for mental health and wellness, and creating effective, equitable access to those treatments. PSFC creates a community for donors to collaborate and share information, provides expert diligence and education about funding opportunities, and works directly with psychedelic-related organizations to most successfully use their funding. An integral part of the psychedelic ecosystem, Graham is also an expert at finding and mentoring Executives to lead critical organizations within the psychedelic movement he has helped catalyze.

Graham is also the founding director of New Approach Advocacy Fund, through which he has led the opinion research, legal drafting and campaign design for policy reform measures throughout the United States. He has led 23 statewide ballot initiative campaigns, including legalization of cannabis, creation of access to psilocybin therapy and broader criminal justice reform.  

Previously, Graham was the founding director of the national ACLU’s Drug Law Reform Project, a national litigation project addressing civil rights and civil liberties consequences of punitive drug policies. Graham graduated summa cum laude from Yale University in 1987 and received his J.D. from Yale Law School in 1992.