by AllPaths Family Building | Oct 14, 2025 | Advocacy, Family Building Story, Podcast, Reproductive Health
On this episode, we welcome Courtney, a current PhD student at the Fletcher School of Tufts to talk about her ongoing reproductive health journey. Her long medical path, which began with life-threatening blood clots (DVT and pulmonary embolism) at age 17, leading to a...
by AllPaths Family Building | Oct 7, 2025 | Advocacy
AllPaths is thrilled to present this year’s Advocacy Award to Vermont State Representative Ashley Bartley! Rep. Bartley is the dedicated lead sponsor of our fertility insurance legislation in the Green Mountain State and among other things, she was instrumental...
by AllPaths Family Building | Sep 30, 2025 | Advocacy, Family Building Story, IVF, Podcast
This week, we’re celebrating the 50th episode of the AllPaths Podcast! For this milestone, we welcome special guest, friend, colleague, and AllPaths board member, Elizabeth Carr. Known worldwide as the first IVF baby born in the United States, Elizabeth shares the...
by AllPaths Family Building | Sep 25, 2025 | Advocacy
By Janene Oleaga, Esq., AllPaths Advocacy Committee Chair As fall arrives in New England, with leaves turning vibrant colors and the air growing crisp, AllPaths Family Building is gearing up for the upcoming legislative session. While the session doesn’t officially...
by AllPaths Family Building | Jul 25, 2025 | Advocacy
By Janene Oleaga, Esq. AllPaths Family Building advocates throughout New England and at the federal level. We plan to share periodic updates about these activities and are thrilled to report that this year’s legislative session in Maine was a resounding success for...
by AllPaths Family Building | Jul 1, 2025 | Advocacy, Family Building Story, Fertility Treatment, Podcast
In this episode we welcome Lisa Rosenthal, President of the AllPaths Family Building Board of Directors. Lisa shares her deeply personal and often challenging six-and-a-half year journey through infertility, which began when she was 26 and “very naive”...
