Methamphetamine Resources

FAQs

Congressional Testimony

             Oversight Hearing on Methamphetamine, April 5, 2006

Testimony of Jefferson Keel, First Vice-President of NCAI, before the Senate Indian Affaris Committee, April 5, 2006

 

Web Sites:

Arizona Meth Project

Atlanta Crystal Meth Anonymous

Freevibe.com - Youth focused webpage

Kansas Methamphetamine Prevention Project

Meth Lab Waste Recognition - How to spot meth labs and waste, from Colorado Dept of Trans.

MethResources.gov - Thorough website with many methamphetamine resources

Montana Meth Project

National Tribal Justice Resource Center

No Xcuses None - Anti-Meth Posters Developed for Indian Country

Office of National Drug Control Policy - Great list of facts, figures, resources and general information

Parents:The Anti-Drug Site -(Teachers area) - Information on drug use and how to fight use

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration - Professional resources

 

Reports:

Bubar, Roe, JD: Methamphetamine and Child Abuse in Native America

Bureau of Indian Affairs Law Enforcement Services: National Methamphetamine Initiative Survey

Do It Now Foundation: “Crystal Meth & Other Stimulants: Maximum Speed”

Drug Enforcement Agency: Just Think Twice

Heather Dawn Thompson and Elizabeth Ann Kronk-Modern Realities of the "Jurisdictional Maze" in Indian Country: Case Studies on Methamphetamine use and the Pressure to Ensure Homeland Security

National Institute on Drug Abuse- Methamphetamines Abuse and Addiction

New York State Department of Health: "A Key to Methamphetamine-Related Literature"

NCAI: Methamphetamines in Indian Country: an American Problem Uniquely Affecting Indian Country; November 30, 2006

Office of National Drug Control Policy: Methamphetamines

US Dept of Health & Human Resources and SAMSA: -Methamphetamines:  A Guide for Parents and Other Caregivers

          

 

Treatment:

Crystal Meth Anonymous

Crystal Meth Treatment

Methamphetamine Treatment Project

 

 

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