How Awareness Helps Access
The media coverage this year around National Infertility Awareness Week is clear—access to family building options is a critical issue. Read More
#ACCESS2CARE Win in New York
Just last week New York residents got a fair shot at a family. This is something they have been advocating for - access to care - for many years. These victories do not just happen overnight. It is a marathon, not a sprint, and like a marathon there were many hills and valleys to overcome. Read More
How many people have infertility?
How many people in the U.S. have infertility? Simple question, right? Well, it’s not so simple. Each day we get asked this question by the media, our volunteers and advocates, legislators and others and we want to be sure what RESOLVE is stating is not only correct, but verifiable. Read More
When public figures talk about infertility
Friday morning, November 9th, before I even arrived at the office my email and phone was inundated with people wanting to make sure I had heard the news…”Michelle Obama opens up about her IVF and miscarriage.” Celebrities sharing their infertility story is more and more common these days. Read More
I Love NY Advocacy
Some time ago, I read that Winston Churchill used to say: “Never, never, never give up.” It’s a tough challenge, that stick-with-it thing. Wants and needs change over time, goals shift. And sometimes, life’s practicalities get in the way: you learn that some of those wants, needs, and goals need to be realigned. Nothing is static. Read More