Community Action
The Meth Project engages in activities to increase awareness of the critical nature of the Meth problem, influencing and escalating public dialogue to find solutions. Coordinating closely with local, state, and federal agencies and organizations, the Meth Project organizes a broad range of local community outreach programs to raise awareness and to mobilize communities to assist in Meth awareness and prevention activities.
Paint the State
The Meth Project organized the successful Paint the State campaign, a statewide public art contest that leverages the creativity and passion of young people to broadly communicate the risks of Meth use through public art. Held in 2006 and 2010, in Montana and Idaho, Paint the State prompted thousands of teens and their families to create more than 1,300 works of monumental-scale art with a strong anti-Meth message.
