
Let's Talk, Listen and Learn.
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Meet and greet for donor conceived people. Bring your coffee to sip and chat.
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ZOOM link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5F9QfkDoTNuTL466cAo3Gw
ZOOM link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5F9QfkDoTNuTL466cAo3Gw
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Parents, join @janarupnowlpc, live on Instagram to ask a panel of donor conceived people your burning questions.
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This year's slogan, "Let's talk, listen and learn", is intended to open the lines of dialogue with all parties with a growth mindset. There is so much to learn from others and the IDCAD committee believes we can engage in respectful dialogue even if it makes us uncomfortable.
Remember to expect and prepare for discomfort. The goal is to encourage dialogue about donor conception between all parties' and to sit with the discomfort in order to better listen and understand each other.
See a list of partners from US, UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand. To participate for your country contact us and share your initiative.
March 29, 2022
Online event aims to educate on donor conception DALLAS, Tex. – The third annual International Donor Conception Awareness Day (IDCAD) is scheduled to take place across social media on Wednesday, April 27, 2022, under the theme “Let’s talk, listen and learn.” The day will encourage dialogue between all parties involved or interested in donor conception through third-party reproductive technologies. IDCAD is intended to raise awareness about the use of such technologies and highlight the unique lifelong experiences of the people who result from their use, i.e., donor-conceived people. This year’s event will feature live discussions and presentations by donor-conceived people, parents, gamete donors, and mental health professionals. Interested parties are encouraged to share their own stories across social media using the hashtag #IDCAD2022. In addition to issues faced by donor-conceived people, IDCAD will also tackle topics such as removing the shame, secrecy, and stigma associated with infertility; building families in the LGBTQI+ community; the rights of egg donors to receive accurate medical information; and educating donors about how their decision impacts donor-conceived people throughout their lives. Parents who have kept their child’s donor conception a secret are also encouraged to use the day to tell their children, as the importance of early disclosure will be addressed as well. Founded in 2020 by licensed psychotherapist and author of Three Makes Baby, Jana Rupnow, this year’s event is planned by Rupnow along with parents who have used third-party reproductive technologies, gamete donors, and representatives from the U.S. Donor Conceived Council, Donor Conceived Community, and We Are Donor Conceived, on behalf of donor-conceived people.
To learn more or get involved with IDCAD, visit https://donorconceptionawarenessday.com/. CONTACT: jana@janarupnow.com
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Monday - Friday: 8am - 5pm
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
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