seeFASD.org aims to unite the global FASD community. For over 40-years, the pioneers of FASD conducted outstanding research, developed effective interventions, and created options for online support communities—all as independent efforts.
We believe the is time is now for our FASD community to have a uniting symbol to amplify our voice.
We hope you use #seeFASD in your social media channels and utilize the seeFASD logo/symbol how the Autism community uses the puzzle as a universal symbol to amplify and promote their cause or how the pink ribbon has united cancer awareness—independent, yet united for their respective cause. We offer #seeFASD and the logo seeFASD as a tool to unify our cause. We all have various options, approaches, skills, interventions, and or outreaches—our respective passions for addressing FASD—now with a unified hashtag and symbol.
We have created a few variations to the logo. All are free.
Please use the hashtag #seeFASD in your social media channels
and the logo on your website, in your office or home, or wherever people will seeFASD.
Click the button below for access and registration.
Background for the seeFASD logo. #seeFASD originally was the brain-child for the Embraced film project. The business plan developed #seeFASD as their social media tag to share updates and progress. And to collaborate with people and organizations across North America—all using #seeFASD to amplify the voice of the documentary Embraced, Truth About Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. A few organizations caught wind of #seeFASD and began using it. We asked for them to wait until we are ready—we are ready today to #seeFASD. but with an expanded vision to go beyond one film project. We want to not only amplify Embraced but amplify our collective voice and unite our FASD community worldwide.
A big shoutout to Jodee Kulp of Red Shoes Rock, who created the actual logo. We encourage you also to use the hashtag #RedShoesRock, an online international awareness group, providing an additional global voice to our cause.
