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Trainee Series: 10 years working with children and youth with FASD

canfasdblogJune 6, 2025Trainee ProgramLeave a Comment

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‘What are the current needs and strengths of children and youth with FASD, and how are we addressing and supporting them?’

Trainee Series: Exploring the Necessity of Multi-Sectorality in FASD Research

canfasdblogJune 4, 2025Trainee ProgramLeave a Comment

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My name is Taha Awan and I am currently a first year Master’s Student in Health Sciences.

Introducing CanFASD’s Open-Access Research Fund

canfasdblogMay 28, 2025CanFASD AnnouncementsLeave a Comment

A young woman with curly hair wearing a denim shirt stands in a library, reaching for a book on a shelf. Overlay text reads: "Keep FASD research open-access. Donate today to ensure our research remains open to all! canfasd.ca/donate." The image also features the CanFASD (Canada FASD Research Network) logo.

Whether you’re a caregiver, clinician, educator, policymaker, or an individual with FASD, access to reliable, up-to-date information is essential.  

The dangers of online trends: FASD and celebrity speculation

canfasdblogMay 21, 2025DiagnosisLeave a Comment

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Over the past few years there has been an increase in behind-a-phone-screen “diagnosis” of celebrities and public figures with disabilities like FASD.  

Upcoming CanFASD webinars: May/June 2025

canfasdblogMay 14, 2025Conferences and EventsLeave a Comment

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We have three webinars coming up in the next few weeks as part of our CanFASD Webinar Series.

Support announced for families and students to attend the Canada FASD Conference

canfasdblogMay 13, 2025Conferences and EventsLeave a Comment

People with lived experience of FASD and students will be able to apply for financial support.

CanFASD responds to Federal Election result

canfasdblogMay 7, 2025NewsLeave a Comment

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The results are in – Canada has chosen a new government.

Discover Toronto: Backdrop to the Canada FASD Conference

canfasdblogApril 30, 2025Conferences and EventsLeave a Comment

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This fall, we’re heading to one of the most exciting cities in North America – and we want you to join us!

FASD and the Legal System: Why Training Matters

canfasdblogApril 23, 2025JusticeLeave a Comment

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Recent headlines have underscored the need for more FASD training and understanding at all levels of the criminal legal system. 

Launching the Canada FASD Conference Film Festival

canfasdblogApril 16, 2025Conferences and EventsLeave a Comment

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We’re searching for short films from across Canada that showcase the lives and stories within the FASD community.

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