In recent years, some of our work has explored how human rights legislation can be used to help people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) receive the support and care they deserve to achieve a good quality of life and wellbeing.
Books about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
CanFASD has launched a new webpage featuring a selection of books published from 2021 onward.
There Is Hope — If You Can Get the Diagnosis
“What FASD families need is not less diagnoses, it’s more, with more diagnostic capacity, more FASD-informed clinicians and teachers, more research, more prevention and more supports.”
Announcing a new co-leadership for the future of FASD prevention in Canada
Dr. Kelly Harding will be joining Dr. Poole as Prevention Co-Lead and will be co-leading the pNAT.
The Canada FASD Research Network meets in Ottawa to develop strategic plan
On October 6 and 7, the Canada FASD Research Network’s Board Members, Research Leads and staff will come together in Ottawa.