These two short animated films, about 10 minutes each, are for those who want a quick yet thorough introduction to Fetal Alcohol and the Law. We made these films because the topic of fetal alcohol goes to the heart of the difficulties in law, medicine, education, social services, and how we spend, or do not spend, our tax dollars. I want to start a conversation that will bring some fairness to the lives of those with this brain based physical disability.
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Cathy McNally
7/2/2014 11:34:27 pm
I have just watched these two animated films. Outstanding. Thank you, David Boulding. For sure I will be joining your conversation to "bring some fairness to the lives of those with this brain based physical disability." In particular I will be recommending that people watch these films!
Kathryn Reid
1/28/2016 07:33:38 am
I love the two short films. They are short yet tell the story. Well done. I would like permission to use these as part of my presentation to police services in Simcoe County, Ontario. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks Kathryn 2/26/2016 01:47:02 pm
I created FASD Speaks, a non profit organization, to create supports and services for adults with FASD that currently don't exist. When I was diagnosed with FASD I was just told good luck. I was not given a list of resources " just good luck". I created FASD Speaks to do just that. There are so many who go undiagnosed and that needs to change as well. I myself wasn't diagnosed until I was 45 years old. If I had been diagnosed with cancer I would have been given a list of supports and services not told "good luck". Leave a Reply. |
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