Free seminar focuses on family building for lesbian community

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The American Fertility Association (The AFA), in association with California Cryobank, announced today a free seminar focused on family building for the lesbian community.

The Gay Women's Gathering will take place on Thursday, June 7th, from 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM at The Village at Ed Gould Plaza, 1125 North McCadden Place, in Los Angeles.

Critical information such as choosing a sperm donor, getting pregnant through insemination or in vitro fertilization (IVF) at home or not at home, unraveling the legal jargon, and maintaining optimum health will all be explored in a relaxed, conversational way.

"As the only inclusive national fertility association, we're honored to host this event in collaboration with California Cryobank," said Ken Mosesian, Executive Director of The AFA. He continued, "We've assembled a fantastic team of presenters who can answer all the questions that our audience members may have. They include attorney Stephanie M. Caballero, and Drs. Jane L. Frederick of HRC Fertility and Kelly J. Baek of California Fertility Partners."

"Finding a sperm donor, selecting an insemination procedure, and protecting both parents' legal rights can all have significant long-term financial, medical, and emotional impact on a lesbian family," stated Scott Brown, Director of Client Experience & Communications at California Cryobank, who will also be speaking at the event. Scott further stated, "California Cryobank is proud to be a part of this incredibly important evening of family building education and support."

Though the evening is focused on the lesbian community, family, friends, and supporters are encouraged to attend as well. A light meal will be served, and gift bags with educational content will be given to all participants.

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The American Fertility Association

Comments

  1. Jan Jan United Kingdom says:

    I couldnt see anyone listed who could help answer questions about using a private sperm donor- so that they could keep in contact while the child is growing up- and so the child could have that choice- even to meet him and have a relaionship while still forming their identity. I can only see those who offer sperm donation services where the child cant have this - and in many cases dont have a choice if its anonymous- which I believe is still legal in the USA, despite being banned in most other countries.
    Could you get a wider panel- to discuss wider (child focused) issues as well?
    Thanks

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