A research team out of the University of Calgary is looking to recruit people with FASD and people close to someone with FASD to join their advisory board!
FASD Innovation Award Deadline Extended!
We have extended the deadline to apply to the Claudette Bradshaw FASD Innovation Award until August 31, 2023!
Introducing the Housing Service Provider Toolkit
It can be difficult for people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) to find and maintain safe and secure housing. That’s why researchers created a new resource to help us better understand housing and FASD and to find innovative, research-based solutions.
What’s Happening During FASD Month 2023
We are excited to announce that our FASD Awareness Month toolkit is now available for download!
Feature: Meet our Newest Board Member
CanFASD is extremely excited to announce that Howard Sapers has joined our Board of Directors!
The Canada FASD Conference is now sold out!
We are thrilled to announce that the Canada FASD Conference is officially a sold-out event.
Celebrating International Self Care Day in 2023
Running between June, 24th and July 24th, self-care month celebrates the benefits of self-care and raises awareness of the importance of taking care of ourselves and eachother. The month culminates on International Self-Care Day on July 24th.
August 2023 Webinar Update
The summer is in full swing and we hope everyone is enjoying the longer days and warmer weather. CanFASD will not be hosting a webinar this August but we will be back in September.
Trainee Series: Exploring the Transition to Adulthood for Adults with FASD
From the beginning of my research journey, my goal has been to understand the unique and diverse range of capabilities and needs of those impacted by FASD.
2023 Version of the Common Messaging Guide Released
Since 2017, we have been publishing an FASD Common Messages Guide, a resource focused on respectful ways of writing and talking about FASD. Each spring, we review the guide and update it with new research and conversations that emerge in the FASD community.