FASD Prevention Research and Knowledge Translation: Developing a Pan-Canadian Agenda Workshop
Last week, the Canada FASD Research Network hosted “FASD Prevention Research and Knowledge Translation: Developing a Pan-Canadian Agenda Workshop” in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
The event received news coverage in The Star Phoenix: More education on fetal alcohol effects needed (January 21, 2014).
The coverage also led to a series of editorials with a range of perspectives:
FASD requires more than talk (January 22, 2014)
Natives’ plight our shame (Murray Mandryk, January 24, 2014)
Families need support earlier (Bob Pringle, January 24, 2014)
Don’t stereotype (Anna Niessen, January 29, 2014)

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