The Red Shoes Rock FASD Aware social initiative was created to further raise awareness and understanding of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs) in a unique and engaging way. The initiative aims to unite individuals and organizations in a visible and powerful symbol of support for those affected by FASDs. The choice of red shoes asContinueContinue reading “Why did we create Red Shoes Rock”
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90 More Ideas for FASDay Preparation
International FASDay arrives on the 9th month on the 9th hour on the 9th minute as bells ring out with a moment of silence around the world. And concludes as the sunsets around the world as landmarks light up in RED. The International Red Shoes Rock FASD Aware Alliance is a world-wide group of grassrootContinueContinue reading “90 More Ideas for FASDay Preparation”
How do I engage assistance for FASDay?
When engaging authorities or organizations in promoting Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) awareness, offering assistance can make your proposal more appealing and show your commitment to the cause. Here are several ways you can offer assistance: 1. Technical Support: Lighting Arrangements: If proposing to light up public buildings or landmarks, offer to assist with technicalContinueContinue reading “How do I engage assistance for FASDay?”
Schedule Your 2024 #LightFASDawareness Events
A structured schedule for following up and reminding authorities or organizations about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) awareness initiatives can help maintain communication and keep the cause on their radar. Here’s a suggested timeline: Initial Contact: Day 1: Initial Proposal or Contact Send the initial proposal or reach out to authorities/organizations with your request orContinueContinue reading “Schedule Your 2024 #LightFASDawareness Events”
IDEAS ABOUT FASD FOR YOUR PROPOSAL
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a lifelong condition caused by prenatal exposure to alcohol. It encompasses a range of physical, cognitive, behavioral, and learning disabilities that can affect individuals differently. Here’s an overview of FASD, its prevalence, and its impact: What is FASD? Spectrum Disorder: FASD is a spectrum disorder, meaning it manifests inContinueContinue reading “IDEAS ABOUT FASD FOR YOUR PROPOSAL”
Warrior Mother Takes on FASD
Red Shoes Rock honors the FASD pioneer – Birth Mom,Warrior Mom, Karli’s Mom Kathy Mitchell – Thank you! Moms who drink while pregnant need Hope. Kathy is the sword of truth that cuts through the darkness. Shared by Jodee Kulp I met Kathy Mitchell at the FASD Teen Adult Camp in Michigan in 2004. ThisContinueContinue reading “Warrior Mother Takes on FASD”
FASD Grows Up!
RED SHOES ROCK THANKS JUDITH KLEINFELD FOR FOCUSING ON WHAT CAN GO RIGHT! A compendium from parents and professionals of practical tools and strategies that can help alcohol-affected individuals and their families lead happier, more productive lives. Judith Kleinfeld is founder and was the director of the Northern Studies program at the University of AlaskaContinueContinue reading “FASD Grows Up!”
Couple gives a lifetime to create change
RED SHOES ROCK IS HONORED TO PRESENT STERLING AND SANDRA CLARREN. THANK YOU Sterling and Sandra Clarren have given a lifetime together in making a difference for understanding and helping persons with FASD. They are a team! Dr. Sterling K. Clarren is one of the world’s leading researchers into Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Dr. SandraContinueContinue reading “Couple gives a lifetime to create change”
Who proved alcohol is a teratagen?
Red Shoes Rock honors the FASD pioneer – Dr. Kathleen K. Sulik – Thank you! The FASD community is grateful that Kathleen K. Sulik, Ph.D. is a scientist who studies birth defects. Her discipline is called teratology or developmental toxicology. Much of her research has involved studying the various types of birth defects that resultContinueContinue reading “Who proved alcohol is a teratagen?”
Delving into the History of FASD
Significance of Study of the History of FASD For many years, it has been assumed that Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is a “new” malady. Although the etiology of the disorder was first mentioned in 1968 paper by Dr. Paul Lemoine, it does not mean that the symptoms were not recognized years if not centuries before. ContinueContinue reading “Delving into the History of FASD”