First International Conference on Prevention of FASD

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Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder

A conference about: Preventing harm from alcohol use during pregnancy

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada | September 23-25, 2013

This conference will be of interest to:
-Government officials
-Policymakers in health, education, justice, and social services
-Researchers in the fields of FASD, alcohol and addictions, social determinants of health, social sciences, and social marketing
-Service providers and healthcare professionals
-Those affected by FASD, their families, and other caregivers
-Students
-Teachers and educators

Speakers include:
Sterling Clarren (US/Canada), Diane Black (Netherlands), Philip May (US), David Butler-Jones (Canada), Ilona Autti-Rämö (Finland), Amy Salmon (Canada), Edward Riley (US), Tom McLellan (US), Tatiana Balachova (Russia), Denis Lamblin (France), Nazarius Mbona Tumwesigye (Uganda), Akinori Hisashige (Japan), Elizabeth Elliott (Australia), Myles Himmelreich, Dorothy Badry, Malcolm King, Nancy Poole, Daniel Goldowitz, Ab Chudley, Don Fuchs, and Jacqueline Pei (Canada).

For more information, please visit the conference website.

To be added to their email list, please contact fasd@ihe.ca

Participants attending this conference may also be interested in their Consensus Development Conference on Legal Issues of FASD, which will take place in Edmonton on September 18-20, 2013.