Video Archive

Take a peek into the inner workings of DEA’s forensics specialists in the Museum’s 2019 lecture series “Who We Are and What We Do.”

Take a peek into the inner workings of DEA’s intelligence program in the Museum’s 2019 lecture series “Who We Are and What We Do.”

The DEA Museum’s Director and chief curator, Laurie A. Baty, brings six of the Museum’s most interesting artifacts out of their cases to demonstrate a tangible connection to the problem of illicit drugs as well as the stories of the men and women who enforce drug laws.

Four experts on the opioid crisis and increased heroin use in the United States present data on both drugs.

Panelists discuss new medical applications for commonly misused designer drugs.

With Cocaine on the comeback trail, four researchers provide updates on this re-emerging issue.

With Marijuana in the news–both with state-level legalization efforts and research on its effects on the body and brain–four renowned international researchers provide updates on these issues.

Retired DEA Special Agent Jeff Stamm provides his perspectives on the nation’s current global efforts to control the use and trafficking of illegal drugs.

Former DEA Administrator Peter Bensinger and former National Institute on Drug Abuse Director Robert DuPont, M.D., outline the steps taken during the late 1970s to reduce the supply of heroin in the United States.

Three doctors discuss the growing national concern of opiate misuse.