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Membership Registration

Basic Information

FADAMA is a free database for the broader forensic community, including researchers and practitioners at all levels of experience and education. In order to ensure that individuals requesting FADAMA access are part of the forensic community, personal information and credentials are requested as part of this vetting process. If you have questions or concerns about any part of this application please Contact Us.

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First Name*
Last Name*
Institutional/Agency Email*
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Password*
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Current Address

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Address*
Address
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Education and Experience

AAFS Membership Status* - Select - Student Affiliate Trainee Affiliate Associate Member Member Fellow Not A Member
Current Region of Practice* - Select - U.S. NortheastU.S. WestU.S. MidwestU.S. SouthAfricaAsia PacificCentral AmericaCanadaCaribbeanEuropeMiddle EastSouth America
Education* - Select - None Bachelor of Science or Arts Masters Degree Phd
Year Earned (YYYY format)*
Field of Study
Other Forensic Governing Body Affiliation (e.g. FASE, ALAF):
If you aren't a member of a forensic governing body, you are required to have a sponsor in order to access FADAMA. Fill out their name, email, and affiliated membership in the space below
Sponsor:
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Code of Conduct for Database Usage

By requesting registration to the FADAMA Database, I agree to the following guidelines of professional conduct:

1. I shall seek and obtain permission from my institution to submit anonymous casework data to the FADAMA Database.


2. I shall cooperate with other professionals in the forensic sciences to promote the advancement of forensic anthropology through scientific research. Knowledge of any new discoveries, developments or techniques applicable to the forensic sciences shall be shared with the peer community.


3. I shall make examinations of FADAMA Database data utilizing generally accepted scientific techniques and methods which are reliable and accurate with appropriate standards, controls, and statistical frameworks.


4. I shall at all times demonstrate respect for human remains and authority, to include all aspects of recovery, analysis, data collection, research, teaching and proper disposition in accordance with applicable country, province, state, and local laws.

Terms of Service

Please review FADAMA's Terms of Service, Privacy Notice, and Contributor License Agreement here.

By signing below, I acknowledge that I have read and agree to the Terms of Service, Privacy Notice, and Contributor License Agreement.

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