Jodee Kulp (1956 - )
Jodee Kulp is a pioneering advocate, author, and illustrator who has dedicated her life to raising awareness and understanding of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). She has authored or contributed to twelve books on FASD, more than any other parent advocate in the field. Her work has significantly impacted thousands of families and individuals living with FASD, providing crucial support and information.
As an international and national speaker, trainer, and advocate, Jodee helps families and professionals balance the emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual needs of individuals with FASD to promote healthy community living. Her expertise extends beyond writing, as she co-founded the International Red Shoes Rock Stop FASD Awareness campaign,developed the Expanding Mindz with Canines Program, and co-created Furry the Penguin curriculum for ages 3-6.
Jodee's creative approach to presenting complex information in an accessible and engaging manner has set her apart in the field. Her award-winning writing and publishing have established a new standard for creating safe community environments for individuals with fetal alcohol brain injury. In addition to her work on FASD, Jodee is a Biblical Health Coach and a PraiseMoves certified fitness instructor, offering hope and support for children, teens, and adults. She is also part of the Embraced Project, a transmedia effort to raise awareness about FASD. Jodee and her husband Karl were parents to Liz Kulp (1986-July 6, 2024), an award-winning author who also lived with FASD. Their family's journey has opened doors to understanding for professionals and families alike, significantly contributing to FASD awareness and support.