Become An Affiliate
Affiliate Membership
The FASD United Affiliate Network was created to establish lines of communication among colleagues and organizations in the field of FASD, share resources, unify core values and messages, and turn up the volume on the appeal for attention and resources.
There are numerous recent examples of success among other public health issues when like-minded groups collaborate. At the same time those in the FASD community continue to face significant challenges in overcoming misconceptions about the risk of alcohol use during pregnancy and a lack of adequate resources. To properly serve the FASD community and make progress in the field, it is essential that organizations and institutions that are focused on FASD, or relevant to people with FASD, work together.
Fortunately, the international FASD field consists of many dedicated and effective advocates and organizations. Our achievements can grow exponentially by utilizing the Affiliate Network as a force multiplier of our individual and collective efforts, while each affiliate member organization maintains its identity and autonomy.
FASD United believes that networks are the most effective way to disseminate a message when faced with limited resources, and to advance the cause within the medical, education, policy, and criminal justice communities, not to mention among the general public.
If you are considering becoming a FASD United Affiliate, checkout our guidelines for membership. To apply to become a Network Affiliate, please contact Emma Baldwin.
General Information
An Affiliate Commitment Form and Dues are completed annually in January. The Annual Commitment Form is emailed in early December to the primary contact on each affiliate account.
| $0 – $50,000 | $50 |
| $50,001 – $100,000 | $100 |
| $100,001 – $250,000 | $200 |
| $205,001 and above | $325 |
A full membership meeting is held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 3:00 p.m. ET. Four of the meetings each year consist of member updates. Other sessions will feature affiliate-exclusive webinars, issue forums, and member discussions, as planned by the Program Committee.
Further, there are optional Work Groups and Committees that meet regularly. Please reach out for more information on Work Groups and Committees.