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Adriana Kertzer is a New York-based Brazilian Texan Jewish activist, psychedelic lawyer, and cultural producer. She is the co-founder of 

, a law firm specialized in psychedelic infrastructure, and the 

, an organization committed to fostering a supportive environment for Jews in psychedelic medicine and science that was born out of her Instagram account, 

As of May 6, 2024, the number of hours of psychotherapy and psychiatric consultation provided for more than 2,500 survivors of the Nova Music Festival massacre. The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), a drug development company that is currently operating clinical trials in Israel, placed 750 survivors in long-term psychotherapy, coordinated seven group therapy retreats for more than 250 survivors, and recruited 820 survivors to join their in-depth research project at the University of Haifa.