Partner with Purpose:
Join Global Leaders Advancing FASD Research and Care
Together, We Can Improve the Lives for Adolescents and Adults with FASD
We invite your organization to be part of the movement by being a sponsor or exhibitor.
By sponsoring or exhibiting, your organization will connect with global leaders, researchers, service providers, and advocates who are transforming how FASD is understood and supported across systems. Most sponsorship levels include prime exhibit placement throughout the event.
Learn more about partnership opportunities in the official Sponsorship & Exhibitor Prospectus, which also includes details on sponsor & exhibit space applications.
Are you a confirmed exhibitor?
Thank you for participating as an exhibitor at the conference. The information and resources to the right will help you prepare for your exhibit, including important guidelines and exhibit hours of operation.
Exhibitor Guidelines
All exhibitors should review the 2026 Exhibitor Guidelines, which include important information such as:
- Exhibit hours of operation
- Setup and teardown procedures
- Shipping guidelines
- Display requirements
- Venue policies and expectations
Our Current Sponsors
For over 40 years, ABMRF/The Foundation for Alcohol Research has funded research grants on important biomedical and socio-behavioral aspects of alcohol consumption and supported research-related activities through scientific meetings, professional conferences, and symposia on specialized topics.
The mission of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism is to generate and disseminate fundamental knowledge about the adverse effects of alcohol on health and well-being, and apply that knowledge to improve diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of alcohol-related problems, including alcohol use disorder, across the lifespan.
Kate Boyce Reeder
Kate Boyce Reeder serves as Board member and Past Chair of FASD United and President of KRBR Consulting LLC, providing federal policy, legislative and appropriations consulting services primarily to Native American clientele. She led the FASD United Executive Committee for more than two decades.
She also serves on the Executive Committee of the Virginia Humanities’ Board of Directors, chairs the Advisory Council of the Child and Family Network Centers, and is on the D.C. Council of Vital Voices Global Partnership.