By Matteo Cimellaro | News, Urban Indigenous Communities in Ottawa | February 6th 2023 Warning: This story contains distressing details of self-harm Patrick Brazeau, a non-affiliated senator, is candid about his
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CanFASD: Plain Language Guide for the UNCRPD
Human Rights are a universal standard to make sure all people have the opportunity to live with dignity and freedom from fear of harassment and discrimination.
GLobal News: Calgary woman creates fundraiser to encourage people to go alcohol-free for Dry February
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Retrieved from https://globalnews.ca/news/9444685/calgary-dry-february-fundraiser-challenge/ A Calgary woman is encouraging people to take a break from drinking this month with the help of
Developing Culturally-Responsive FASD Resources & Indigenous Approaches to Prevention, De-Stigmatization & FASD Care Models: A Community Engagement Webinar
Topic: Developing Culturally-Responsive FASD Resources & Indigenous Approaches to Prevention, De-Stigmatization & FASD Care Models: A Community Engagement Webinar Description: In 2005, the Ontario Federation
Statement: CanFASD welcomes updated guidance on alcohol use
The Canada FASD Research Network (CanFASD) supports the CCSA’s new guidance on alcohol use and health released this week. “The evidence surrounding alcohol harms has
AT A JUNCTURE: EXPLORING PATTERNS AND TRENDS IN FASD PREVENTION RESEARCH FROM 2015 – 2021 USING THE FOUR-PART MODEL OF PREVENTION
ABSTRACT Background and objective Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) prevention efforts have grown in the last 25 years to go beyond the moral panic that