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Tag: Canada FASD Research Network

CanFASD Common Messages: Guidelines for Talking and Writing About FASD

July 20, 2026 Edmonton and area Fetal Alcohol Network Society

CanFASD is excited to share that we have updated one of our most widely used resources for 2026: Common Messages: Guidelines for Talking and Writing About

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CanFASD: Gap Analysis: Black Identity and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

February 10, 2026 Edmonton and area Fetal Alcohol Network Society

Little is known about the intersectionality of being Black with a diagnosis (or possible diagnosis) of FASD, especially within Canada. Increased research initiatives focused on

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