IQ Magazine
In September 2005, the Initiative Foundation published a special IQ issue on methamphetamine in Minnesota. Through a partnership with the Hazelden Foundation and five regional newspapers, more than 120,000 magazines were mailed to concerned citizens and community leaders throughout Minnesota. You can browse or download the magazine free online or receive printed copies (shipping charges would apply) by contacting Anita Hollenhorst or Jolene Howard.

IQ Magazine Article & Photo Requests
After publishing the special meth issue of IQ, we received several requests for photos and articles. Requests are considered on a case-by-case basis and may require special permission by the writer, photographer and subjects. Please allow two weeks to process requests, and expect to pay a nominal fee for preparation and distribution. All reproductions must clearly credit the Initiative Foundation and IQ Magazine. Contact Matt Kilian, director of communications.

We respect the wishes of recovering meth addicts featured in the magazine, some of whom would rather not have their names and images included in awareness campaigns. The before-and-after images in the article entitled, Meth Boiled Down, are available from the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office Faces of Meth Project in Oregon.

Minnesota ICE Logo
The Minnesota ICE logo is available free for Initiative Foundation meth coalitions and meth-related grant recipients. JPEG files are recommended for most users.
• MN-ICE Black JPEG
• MN-ICE Color JPEG
• MN-ICE Black EPS
• MN-ICE Color EPS

Minnesota ICE Promotional Poster
An 11x17 PDF poster (PDF) is free for Initiative Foundation meth coalitions and meth-related grant recipients. The poster is customizable with space for a local message or event info.

Minnesota ICE “Life or Meth” Public Service Announcement
This 60-second PSA, available free as an MP3 file, raises awareness about the dangers of meth by engaging young radio listeners in a crime-scene investigation.

Resource Directory
The foundation offers a free PDF directory of phone numbers and websites for educational information, crisis lines and residential treatment centers as well as resources for addicts, educators, employers, law enforcement officers and government leaders.