FASD United

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FASD United As the national voice on FASD, FASD United empowers people living with FASD and PSE Users posting such content may be banned.

Mission:
FASD United empowers people living with FASD and prenatal substance exposure to educate systems of care and the public, enact policies, and unite communities everywhere. Vision:
An FASD-informed world where people living with FASD and prenatal substance exposure are recognized and supported. Purpose:
FASD United supports individuals and families living with FASDs through referrals, advocacy, training for professionals, information dissemination, and a wide range of diverse initiatives and resources. FASD United educates the public, practitioners, and policymakers about the risk of prenatal exposure to alcohol, drugs, and other substances known to harm fetal development including to***co, ma*****na, he**in and other opioids, co***ne, and methamphetamine, recognizing that these substances are often used simultaneously. NOTE:
External links posted or shared on the FASD United page may contain content that does not necessarily reflect the official positions or views of FASD United. Social Media Policy:
FASD United welcomes feedback and comments on its social media pages and website. Content will be removed that is 1) deemed to be spam, 2) includes profanity, 3) contains language or concepts that could be considered offensive or rude, 4) attacks or insults a person, organization or other entity, 5) mentions a child or an adult living with FASD that includes identifying information (such as their full name or the name of their school, employer, or practitioner) or details of a sensitive personal nature (such as sexual or criminal issues), or 6) is otherwise determined by FASD United to be inappropriate.

Are you living with ? Your voice matters❣️We are recording new Glimpses of FASD interviews to highlight self-advocates ...
10/11/2026

Are you living with ? Your voice matters❣️
We are recording new Glimpses of FASD interviews to highlight self-advocates in their own words. Every story helps show the true diversity of our community.

If you’re interested in sharing, we’d be honored to hear from you.
📩 Learn more or reach out to join us: fasdunited.org/glimpses-of-fasd/

Image Description: This is a message from FASD United for a program called "Glimpses of FASD," the media is framed like a postcard with a blue, stamp-like border. The image features a woman smiling, with her arms cross in front wearing a green blazer and matching trouser. In the upper right corner, a logo for the "Media and Communications Hub" displays various digital communication icons. The main text at the bottom reads: "Spreads your knowledge far and wide. Your experience, your words belong in Glimpses of FASD." Below that, a call to action says: "Share your story with us! FASDUnited.org/glimpses-of-fasd", accompanied by a QR code.

FASD United’s Family Navigators are here to support you through all challenges, big or small, by providing answers and r...
10/10/2026

FASD United’s Family Navigators are here to support you through all challenges, big or small, by providing answers and resources you can trust.

Our Family Navigators can help you access services, navigate life with FASD, and more. This important resource is free for everyone and requires no referral to get started!

📞 Call at 202-785-4585 or visit bit.ly/FamilyNavigatorSupport

Image Description: The image is a vertical promotional graphic featuring a parent carrying a young toddler on their shoulders, looking out over a grassy field with yellow flowers. The overlaid text shares an optimistic message: "Together, we can craft a beautiful journey filled with hope and possibility." Below the message, the graphic provides information for the Family Navigator program, including the toll-free number and website for free FASD peer support and resources. The image successfully conveys a theme of loving guidance and hopeful support.

🎯 FASD 2027 IS MAKING HISTORY!For the first time, two longstanding international FASD conference series are coming toget...
10/09/2026

🎯 FASD 2027 IS MAKING HISTORY!

For the first time, two longstanding international FASD conference series are coming together, uniting research, policy, practice & living experience to shape the future of FASD!
🔬 New research. Fresh perspectives. Global collaboration.
📢 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS NOW OPEN!
📍 Albuquerque, New Mexico | March 12–15, 2027
⏰ Deadline for Abstracts: November 24, 2026
🔥 The future of FASD starts with YOUR voice. What's next starts HERE!
🔗 FASDUnited.org/FASD2027/

Image Description: FASD 2027 conference promotional graphic featuring the Sandia Mountains in Albuquerque, New Mexico, beneath a blue sky with pink clouds. Three overlapping circles in blue, purple & green represent Research, Practice & Policy, & Living Experience. A central banner displays the FASD United logo & conference dates, March 12–15, 2027. Large text at the top reads “What’s Next Starts Here: FASD 2027.” A blue banner announces the Call for Abstracts, with a submission deadline of November 24, 2026, at 8:59 PM PST / 11:59 PM EST. Contact information & the website fasdunited.org/fasd2027 appear along the bottom.

💙 Celebrating National Midwifery Week! October 4–10, 2026Midwives play an essential role in supporting healthy pregnanci...
10/09/2026

💙 Celebrating National Midwifery Week! October 4–10, 2026
Midwives play an essential role in supporting healthy pregnancies, empowering families & providing compassionate, person-centered care.
We recognize the important role midwives play in the FASD world through education, alcohol screening, supportive conversations & connecting individuals with the resources they need.
This week, we celebrate the dedicated midwives who help build healthier futures for individuals, babies & families every day!
💙 Thank you to the midwives making a difference!

Need support? Contact Our Family Navigators at FASDUnited.org/Family-Navigator/

Image Description: A graphic recognizing National Midwifery Week, October 4–10, 2026. Large blue text appears on a light gray background above a photograph of a smiling healthcare professional wearing blue scrubs & a stethoscope while gently holding a newborn wrapped in a light blue blanket. The colorful FASD United logo appears in the upper right corner.

📣 NEW RESOURCE ALERT! What if changing the way we see behavior could change the way we support people with FASD?We're ex...
10/08/2026

📣 NEW RESOURCE ALERT! What if changing the way we see behavior could change the way we support people with FASD?

We're excited to introduce our newest resource, "Seeing FASD Differently: Reframing Misperceptions About Behaviors Through an FASD-Informed Perspective!"
Behavior is often misunderstood. By looking beyond what we see & understanding the why behind behaviors, we can build more supportive, compassionate & FASD-informed communities.
Whether you're an individual with FASD, parent, caregiver, educator, healthcare professional or advocate, this resource is for YOU!
💙 A different perspective can make all the difference.
🔗 Explore this new resource at bit.ly/ReframingFASD

Image Description: A FASD United resource cover titled "Seeing FASD Differently: Reframing Misperceptions About Behaviors Through an FASD-Informed Perspective." White text appears on a blue rectangular background with the colorful FASD United logo. Behind the text is a black-and-white photograph of people raising their hands to form heart shapes. FASD United's contact information appears along the bottom.

Today, FASD United COO Jenn Wisdahl spoke before the Canadian Senate, sharing what we have learned through our work to a...
10/08/2026

Today, FASD United COO Jenn Wisdahl spoke before the Canadian Senate, sharing what we have learned through our work to advance national FASD policy in the United States.

Jenn highlighted the real challenges individuals & families face when essential supports are unavailable, while also celebrating the success of FASD United's Family Navigator Program in connecting people with the guidance, resources & support they need.

We are proud to bring the FASD United perspective to this important conversation, share what is working & continue building connections that improve outcomes for people with FASD across borders!

🎥 Watch Jenn's remarks! The discussion on FASD begins at the 11:36 mark: bit.ly/FASDSenateOct8

🌍📚 Join us at the inaugural Education and FASD International Conference!We're excited to share that our very own Jennife...
10/07/2026

🌍📚 Join us at the inaugural Education and FASD International Conference!

We're excited to share that our very own Jennifer Wisdahl and Krystal Starwich will be presenting at the 2026 Education and FASD International Conference, hosted by POPFASD.

This FREE virtual conference brings together educators, researchers, community support workers, self-advocates, families, and professionals from around the world to explore practical, evidence-informed strategies that improve outcomes for students with FASD.

✨ Over 30 virtual sessions
🌎 Global presenters and perspectives
📅 October 23, 2026
💻 Free to attend

Whether you work in education or support individuals with FASD, this is an incredible opportunity to learn, connect, and take home strategies you can put into practice right away.

🔗 Register today: www.efic.ca

Image Description: A conference promotional graphic for the 2026 Education and FASD International Conference. The graphic announces a one-day virtual conference on October 23, 2026, featuring more than 30 sessions focused on practical strategies for supporting individuals with FASD. Headshots of Jennifer Wisdahl and Krystal Starwich from FASD United are displayed as featured presenters. The graphic highlights that the conference is free, online, and designed for educators, with opportunities to learn from global experts, connect with colleagues, and explore evidence-informed strategies. Registration information is provided at www.efic.ca

Joining the Weekly Drop-In is the best way to connect with the FASD advocacy community and to get your state and federal...
10/06/2026

Joining the Weekly Drop-In is the best way to connect with the FASD advocacy community and to get your state and federal advocacy questions answered. Join us for our policy drop in, October 7 @ 12 pm EST, where we will field questions and provide updates on state and federal advocacy efforts.

Access the drop in using Bit.ly/DropInAdvocate26 OR visit nofaspolicycenter.org

What is FASD?Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders ( ) are lifelong conditions associated with prenatal alcohol exposure. Und...
10/05/2026

What is FASD?

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders ( ) are lifelong conditions associated with prenatal alcohol exposure. Understanding FASD is an important first step toward greater awareness, appropriate support & stronger communities.

Learn more: FASDUnited.org

Image Description: Red and white FASD United educational graphic titled “What is FASD?” The FASD United logo appears in the upper left. Inside a large white speech bubble, text explains that Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders are a group of diagnosable conditions that can occur in a person exposed to alcohol before birth. It notes possible mental health, learning and physical effects, and explains that FASDs are lifelong. A megaphone appears in the lower left, with source information along the bottom.

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1054 31st Street NW #204
Washington D.C., DC
20007

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+12027854585

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