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Building FASD State Systems: Fifth Meeting: Climbing Mountains: Bringing the Focus Back to FASD

Under the theme of Climbing Mountains: Bringing the Focus Back to FASD, the fifth BFSS Meeting featured over 160 participants from 47 states, the District of Columbia, the Navajo Nation, and three U.S. territories, coming together to network, share innovative techniques for addressing FASD, and provide updates on regional activities and systems development. Meeting materials, presentations, and participant lists are provided below.

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2008 BFSS Meeting Summary PDF icon
Speaker Presentations
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Participant List PDF icon



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