This is a past event.

The Focus on Youth, Football and Alcohol (FYFA) project is delighted to invite you to a webinar on 28 May at 9am (UK time) to discuss sport, youth and alcohol prevention.

FYFA is a joint initiative aiming to identify and promote good practices targeting the reduction of heavy episodic drinking among young people and develop recommendations regarding alcohol for youth sports clubs across the EU.

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THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED AS A WEBINAR ON 19TH MAY AT 2 - 4 PM

Talk title: ‘Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders / FASD: everybody’s business'

Speakers: Dr Jennifer Shields, Principal Clinical Pyschologist (FAAST) & Dr Sarah Brown, Consultant Paediatrician.

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THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED

Talk title: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders / FASD: everybody’s business

Speakers: Dr Jennifer Shields, Principal Clinical Pyschologist (FAAST) & Dr Sarah Brown, Consultant Paediatrician

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONEDClose
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•  How will men be affected by alcohol in the future?

• How can alcohol related harms to men be prevented or reduced?

• How do we strike a balance between state intervention and individual responsibility?

These events will provide an opportunity for policy makers, academics, activists, and media representatives to discuss critically topics related to men and alcohol use. The intention is to stimulate thinking, challenge some attitudes and perceptions, and to think about future research and policy priorities. A summary of the discussions from the seminars will be collated into a report, which will be disseminated after the events. This series follows the women and alcohol seminar series held in 2017, the report for which can be found here.

Talk title: Relationship to alcohol through the lifespan in a Scottish island community

Speaker: Heather Still, Drug & Alcohol Researcher, Arran Community and Voluntary Service