Call for Abstracts

Call for Submissions from Adolescents and Adults with FASD


All Call for abstracts (presentations and posters) are now closed.

See Submission Guidelines (pdf)


Call for Submissions from Adolescents and Adults with FASD is open.

See Call for Submissions (PDF)

The Adults with FASD Leadership Committee for the conference recognizes how important it is to give time and attention to the experiences and stories of teens and adults with FASD, especially to those who are not able to attend the conference. This year, they have added new ways for everyone to share their opinions, experiences, talents and abilities.

Call for Poster Submissions: “This Is Me”
“This Is Me” is a poster format presentation that will showcase the work of teens and adults who have FASD. We invite individuals with FASD to share photos, poetry, artwork, written personal stories, crafts, opinion pieces (what you think about something that is important to you or to others), ideas for change, and any other topic or idea that can be displayed on a poster. These posters will be exhibited at the conference and everyone attending will be able to see them.

Abstract Submission Guidelines

To submit, mail in your poster to the following address:

Attention: Cynthia Minh
University of British Columbia, Interprofessional Continuing Education
105-2194 Health Sciences Mall
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z3 Canada

On the bottom right hand corner of your poster, please include your first name, last name (optional), age, and city in which you live.

Contact information: Please also include a separate piece of paper that lists your name, address, phone number and e-mail address (optional). This paper will not be displayed on the poster board.

All posters must be submitted in hard copy only and should be no bigger than 2’ x 4’. We do not have the capability to play videos or music; please do not send electronic submissions. Keep extra
copies of papers and photos at home.

Please Note: The conference does not pay for honoraria, accommodation, travel or other associated expenses for any accepted submissions. However, Adults with FASD are invited to this conference as guests, and will not have to pay a registration fee.