Dorothy Badry (Ph.D., MSW, RSW) is a Professor in the Faculty of Social Work (FSW) at the University of Calgary, and her research interests include disability, diversity, child welfare, FASD, suicidality, women’s health, and She is a member of the Prairie Child Welfare Consortium. At present, Dorothy is the Associate Dean of Graduate Programs and Virtual Learning Circles Coordinator for the FSW. Dorothy has an adjunct appointment at Curtin University in Perth, Western Australia, and works closely with scholars at Curtin University on funded FASD-related research projects. Dorothy has worked closely with the Creating Hope Society of Edmonton for over a decade and has been a key member of the research team for the Restoring Right Relations CIHR project focused on 2SLGBQTIA+ transgender-based violence. Dr. Badry is a recognized international expert in FASD and has been the child welfare research lead for the Canada FASD Research Network since 2017.