As a doctoral student, the opportunity to attend conferences holds immense value, allowing me to not only disseminate my research but also gain valuable insights from other presenters and attendees.
New Brunswick study improving the path to referral for a FASD diagnosis for youth
Concerns about the long and challenging road to a referral for an FASD diagnosis has inspired a New Brunswick research study.
CanFASD’s 2023-2024 Annual Report
Curious about CanFASD’s impact over the last year? Our 2023-2024 Annual Report offers a glimpse into CanFASD’s remarkable achievements.
CanFASD practicum student receives two prestigious awards
Congratulations to one of our practicum students, Rexella Dwomoh, who graduated this month from her Master’s program at Brock University.
Top FASD Articles of 2023 Announced
Without further ado, here are the top FASD research articles of 2023!
FASD Lived Experience Leadership Fund: Increasing Research Participation
We are building a fund at CanFASD to cover the costs for people with FASD Lived Experience to participate in research including conferences and meetings.
Apply now for the 2024 Sterling Clarren Award
We are thrilled to announce that applications are now open for this year’s Dr. Sterling Clarren FASD Research Award.
The award is presented each year to a Canadian post-secondary student or early career researcher in recognition of a study that has made a substantial contribution to the FASD field.
2023 Year in Review
As we bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new one, we reflect on the progress CanFASD has made over the last twelve months.
Hope, Worries, and Needs for the Future: CARE Study Update
It’s now been a full two years since we launched the CARE Study (Caregiver Approaches, Resiliencies and Experiences Raising Individuals with FASD)! We continue to learn so much from the stories shared with us by caregivers from all over the world.
Exploring Collaboration: The C.A.R.E Research Project
This brings an end to our FASD Month feature research projects. Be sure to check out our other posts see what other collaborative projects are currently ongoing in the field of FASD!