Looking After Each Other: A dignity promotion project is a diverse group of Manitobans who have come together to talk about the relationship between stigma and FASD. Their vision is a province where people with FASD and women who have used alcohol during pregnancy are fully accepted and their dignity is protected. One way they are promoting dignity is the development of a series of mini documentaries.
Last Updated: April 13, 2021 by Shannon Foster
“If I woke up tomorrow and there was no more stigma…”
“What would your world look like if you woke up tomorrow and there was no more stigma about FASD?”
Read all about it! The Manitoba FASD Coalition has joined Facebook!
Last Updated: March 13, 2020 by Shannon Foster
Come “like” our page and get up to date posts from the Manitoba FASD Coalition about events, resources and interesting news in the world of FASD.
Learning the Dance: Community Making a Difference (Video)
Last Updated: May 6, 2020 by Shannon Foster
Looking After Each Other: A dignity promotion project is a diverse group of Manitobans who have come together to talk about the relationship between stigma and FASD. Their vision is a province where people with FASD and women who have used alcohol during pregnancy are fully accepted and their dignity is protected. One way they are promoting dignity is the development of a series of mini documentaries.
Meeting Women Where They Are At: Community Making a Difference (Video)
Last Updated: May 6, 2020 by MB FASD Coalition
Looking After Each Other: A dignity promotion project is a diverse group of Manitobans who have come together to talk about the relationship between stigma and FASD. Their vision is a province where people with FASD and women who have used alcohol during pregnancy are fully accepted and their dignity is protected. One way they are promoting dignity is the development of a series of mini documentaries.
A Place Where I Belong: Community Making a Difference (Video)
Last Updated: August 15, 2019 by MB FASD Coalition
Looking After Each Other: A dignity promotion project is a diverse group of Manitobans who have come together to talk about the relationship between stigma and FASD. Their vision is a province where people with FASD and women who have used alcohol during pregnancy are fully accepted and their dignity is protected. One way they are promoting dignity is the development of a series of mini documentaries.
Archives
Manitoba FASD Coalition News