Category: News
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Register to Attend the December 3 FASD United Circle of Stars, It’s Free!
The first FASD United Circle of Stars virtual awards celebration is Friday, December 3 at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Everyone is welcome and attendance is free. RSVP today to receive […]
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Survey Offers $40 Incentive for Parents Who Have Suspected Their Child Has FASD
November 30, 3021 Update: According to the U.S. Census Bureau this survey is now closed. The U.S. Census Bureau is looking for parents and caregivers of children age 0–17 to […]
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Save the Date! FASD United Circle of Stars Virtual Celebration
Join FASD United and our honored guests on Friday, December 3, 2021, from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time for the 2021 Circle of Stars, a celebration of distinguished leaders […]
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FASD Communities: Making a Difference for Disconnected Young Adults
By: Bonnie Miller Rubin Tucked into the rolling hills of southwest Wisconsin, you’ll find a sight as rare as a unicorn: A residence solely dedicated to young adults with FASD. […]
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Authors Discuss Thier Recent Books on FASD
By: Bonnie Miller Rubin Fall is the season for launching new TV series, movies, and books — and the FASD world is no different. Three authors — with vastly different […]
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We Are FASD United!
Dear Friends and Supporters, The NOFAS team is excited to share news heralding a dramatic step forward for our organization. We embark on a fourth decade as the national leader […]
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30 Years of NOFAS Highlights Powered by Donor Generosity
Before the National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (NOFAS) was incorporated in 1990, founding members of the organization were already hard at work raising awareness and testifying on behalf of […]
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The Story of Karli’s NOFAS Logo
By Kathleen Mitchell, FASD United Vice President and International Spokesperson My daughter Karli Schrider created the NOFAS logo in 1995 at the age of 22. Karli was a regular volunteer […]
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FASD Respect Act: Meet the Advocates
By: Bonnie Miller Rubin You may know that there’s legislation out there – called the FASD Respect Act — a bipartisan bill that can be a game-changer for our families. […]
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New Legislation Will Help Children and Adults Living with FASD, the Nation’s Most Common and Preventable Developmental Disability
SENATORS LISA MURKOWSKI AND AMY KLOBUCHAR AND REPRESENTATIVES BETTY McCOLLUM AND DON YOUNG INTRODUCE THE FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDERS RESPECT ACT WASHINGTON, D.C., June 24, 2021 – NOFAS applauds the […]