Addictions, Drug & Alcohol Institute

Focus on Meth 2025

In Focus on Meth 2025 we’ll be looking at methamphetamine use in Washington State through the lenses of harm reduction, clinical care, and real-world research. This project is coordinated by the ADAI Center for Community-Engaged Drug Education, Epidemiology, and Research (CEDEER).

Watch this webpage for new webinars, learning spaces, research briefs, and a one-day virtual event coming soon!

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2025 Webinars and Symposium

January 23, 11am-12pm PT: Latest Overdose Trends and Reasons for ED Visits, Dr. Lauren Whiteside and Dr. Caleb Banta-Green. Recording available here.

February 26, 12pm-1pm PT: Harm Reduction at SSPs and in Primary Care, Christina Muller-Shinn, Mason County Department of Health and Dr. Sarah Leyde, UW Harborview

March (dates/times TBD)

  • What’s in the Meth? Results from the WA Community Drug Checking Network
  • Infectious Disease Testing, Prevention, and Treatment, Dr. Tim Menza, UW, and Melissa Cross, Blue Mountain Heart to Heart

April (dates/times TBD)

  • Meth Use among Men who have Sex with Men, Peter Cleary, Project NEON, and Mike Barry, UW Epidemiology PhD candidate.

June 12, one-day virtual event

Methamphetamine Symposium

As part of CEDEER’s Focus on Meth 2025 series, this one-day online symposium will focus on the scope and impact of methamphetamine use in WA State and ways to best support people across a spectrum of health care, harm reduction, and treatment needs. Be in conversation with diverse experts on the latest data, research, and in-the-field approaches to this complex issue. 

Registration details coming soon!

Coming Soon

The State Opioid Response TA Team will host webinars focused on clinical care for people who use methamphetamine.

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