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Yesterday President Donald Trump held a press conference in the Oval Office to announce policy proposals seeking to improve access to in vitro fertilization (IVF), the first details that have been released since the executive order in February. As a non-profit organization that has been dedicated for decades to protecting and expanding access to fertility care, AllPaths Family Building is following this closely.
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Twenty-six volunteers were recognized during an awards luncheon at Gillette Stadium on Tuesday, June 3
Kristen Der of Wellesley, Mass. presented with $10,000 donation for AllPaths Family Building
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Yesterday, President Trump signed an Executive Order (EO) titled “Expanding Access to In Vitro Fertilization.” As a nonprofit committed to supporting and advocating for all those facing fertility challenges, AllPaths Family Building is following this matter closely.
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The non-profit organization AllPaths Family Building, formerly named Resolve New England, is hosting the Footsteps for Family Building Walk on Sunday, October 6, 2024. Hundreds of people from across New England will gather in Ashland, Mass.– or  walk virtually in their own communities across the nation – to raise funds and awareness of all those struggling to grow their families. 
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We are thrilled to announce the arrival of AllPaths Family Building, the new face of Resolve New England! AllPaths Family Building is not just a new name, but also a fresh identity and renewed commitment to inclusivity.
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We are deeply troubled by the comments about surrogacy made by Pope Francis earlier this week and strongly disagree with them. We want to send a clear message that sweeping generalizations like these are harmful and inappropriate.
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A message from our Executive Director
The leaked draft decision from the Supreme Court regarding Roe v. Wade is something that deeply concerns me. I feel that this is an opportunity for Resolve New England (RNE) to clearly affirm our principles.
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To its credit, Massachusetts is among a minority of states that require some insurance coverage for infertility treatment — although there are gaps and fertility procedures remain prohibitively expensive for some.

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Endometriosis is a chronic condition in which tissue– like the uterine lining– grows outside the uterus, causing inflammation, scarring, and significant pain.
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The journey to parenthood isn’t always a straightforward path. People struggle to build their families for many reasons, often it’s related to infertility. 
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A bill to create a task force on endometriosis, a condition that can lead to women experiencing miscarriages and infertility, is being considered on Beacon Hill.
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On Tuesday evening, my phone started buzzing nonstop, with texts, emails, and messages all asking the same thing: What does this new Executive Order on IVF actually mean?
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“If the goal is access, then efforts that further cause disparities are not helpful to that goal,” said AllPaths Family Building executive director Kate Weldon LeBlanc.
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The discussion of accessible and affordable fertility treatments is once again trending following an executive order by President Donald Trump.
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Massachusetts is a leader in fertility coverage, and the state is paving the way to expand access across the country.
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Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey (D) has signed legislation updating the state’s parentage laws to be more equitable for LGBTQ parents and their children, families formed via assisted reproduction, and those with de facto or functional parents.
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Two bills aimed at expanding fertility access for those on Medicaid, LGBTQ+ families and would-be single parents stalled during a legislative session with little room in its budget for new expenses.
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This week is National Infertility Awareness Week and there’s a push on Beacon Hill to guarantee equal rights for all parents. This centers around Massachusetts parentage laws.
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By Polly Crozier, Gretchen Raffa, Kate Weldon LeBlanc
The Alabama Supreme Court’s recent ruling, which equates cryopreserved embryos with children, is the latest attack…
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After Alabama’s Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos used for in-vitro fertilization are children; patients, doctors and advocates jumped into action to try and preserve the future of IVF.
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Boston’s Catholic parishes are seeing a significant decline in membership, an alarming trend in one of the most Catholic cities in America.
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A water main break at Brigham and Women’s Hospital on Christmas Eve affected IVF patients scheduled for egg retrievals and embryo transfers, according to a hospital spokesperson.
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A Christmas Eve water main break is disrupting care to approximately 200 fertility patients at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. The embryos and eggs are safe, the hospital said in a statement, but much of the in vitro fertilization clinic is damaged…
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This column is called Parenting Unfiltered. But today’s story focuses on people who want to become parents and can’t.
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For some people, the birds and the bees conversation is all the information they need before starting a family, but for others the path is far longer, its more complicated, its expensive, and its physically and emotionally very painful.
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National Infertility Awareness Week is April 23 to 29. This hour, we’ll hear how infertility affects family building across Vermont.
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