Victoria Litman is an emerging expert at the intersections of drug law, religious freedom law, and tax law Victoria has a religion degree from USC and a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary with a concentration in Religion and Law. She graduated with honors from New York Law School and will be graduating from Georgetown University Law Center with a Tax LL.M. in May 2022. As a Graduate Tax Scholar, she is doing research on tax law that impacts entheogenic religious communities and charting the potential tax structures for partnerships between 501(c)(3) tax exempt non-profits and for-profit entities in psychedelics and cannabis. She is also exploring first amendment religious freedom law as relates to religious exemptions for entheogenic practitioners and constitutional law arguments as applied to state cannabis tax laws and regulations. A medical cannabis patient and psychonaut, Victoria’s path is motivated by a desire to expand safe and affordable access to beneficial medicines and spiritual tools for all. Victoria is thrilled to be a founding member of the Psychedelic Bar Association and a member of the Religious Use and Legalization and Regulation Committees. Victoria is a reform Rebbetzin based in Providence, Rhode Island.