By making FASD research widely available, we can share insights with more people – helping improve understanding, care, and policy.
FASD Prevention: what we learned from 2024 research
In FASD Prevention: An Annotated Bibliography of Articles Published in 2024, the team identified 107 relevant articles from around the world.
Where are they now? Spotlight on the CanFASD Trainee alumni
As part of the CanFASD trainee program we are excited to share a new series of “Where Are They Now?” blog posts, highlighting the journeys of our former CanFASD Trainees.
Canada FASD Conference comes to Toronto this month!
Registration closes Monday, October 6th. We encourage all interested participants to register promptly to secure their place.
Celebrating National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2025
On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2025, we stand in solidarity with Indigenous communities across Canada.
Our 2025 Art Competition is now open!
We are now accepting submissions for our 2025 CanFASD Art Competition!
The Federal Government plays a part
Without strong national leadership and sustained funding, Canada continues to fall short when it comes to prevention, diagnosis, and care.
How local governments can take action for FASD
Here are several ways provincial and regional governments, as well as local municipalities can take meaningful action.
Ways your organization can make an impact this FASD Month
Whether you’re a business, nonprofit, school, or government agency, here are practical ways your organization can make a difference!
CanFASD Board Member Howard Sapers takes the helm at the CCLA
We are pleased to share that our Board Member, Howard Sapers, has been appointed the new Executive Director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.