Unfortunately, not all news we get to share is good news. Over the weekend, NBC’s Saturday Night Live published an inappropriate sketch featuring a character with prenatal alcohol exposure.
Meet Our 2021 Art Competition Winner!
CanFASD has run an art competition every year since 2016 to showcase the creativity of Canadians with FASD. We accept paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, and everything in between.
New Webinar: The Sensory World of FASD Part 2
Our webinar on the sensory world of people with FASD was such a hit that we decided to split it into three parts! Register for Part 2 happening on November 26, 2021.
Celebrating Seven Years of our FASD Research Award
With the deadline for the Dr. Sterling Clarren FASD Research Award fast approaching, we followed up with past recipients to learn where their research is at now and how winning this award impacted them, both personally and professionally.
What Happened During FASD Month This Year
FASD Month is well underway. Here’s what Canadians have been doing to celebrate so far.
New Webinar: Early Life Adversity and FASD
Register now for our newest webinar on Tuesday September 28th, 2021 at 3:00 pm eastern time.
It’s Time for a National FASD Strategy
FASD is a lifelong disability that affects the brain and body of individuals prenatally exposed to alcohol. Due to the complexity of this disability and the disproportionate impacts it has on various populations, individuals with FASD are struggling. It’s time for a National FASD Strategy.
FASD and the 2021 Federal Election
The federal election is fast approaching and candidates are campaigning for your vote. There are many social, political, and environmental issues that are currently impacting Canada and it can be difficult to choose the right candidate.
FASD Month is Around the Corner!
FASD month is fast approaching and we want to make sure you are ready to celebrate and raise awareness! Although FASD is one of the leading developmental disabilities in Canada, many Canadians still don’t know much about this disorder and the impact it can have. This is where we need your help!
Help us get FASD on the radar this election
The writ has dropped which means there is a Federal Election on the way. Candidates are campaigning fiercely for your vote, and it is important that they know that Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a priority for you.