Canada Research Chair
Third-Party Reproduction and Family Ties
Developing a comprehensive and integrative understanding of the role that gamete donors, embryo donors and surrogates play in parental projects
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Recent posts
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Constrained Choices: Navigating Agency and Social Structures in Sperm Donor Selection
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Using online platforms to offer or seek sperm donation: A systematised narrative review of donor and recipient experiences
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Procréation assistée par autrui et fragmentation de la maternité : le piège du récit unique
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Some Ethical and Methodological Issues in Research Involving Culturally Diverse Children
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OK – Online sperm donation: information and harm reduction videos
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OK – Another way to conceive : the Access project video series
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Team Meeting and Field Notes as Sources for Reflecting on the Challenges of Engaging Children as Research Partners
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Accès à la procréation médicalement assistée (PMA) pour les personnes LGBTQ+ : réalités, obstacles et éléments facilitants
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OK – Ensuring Equitable Access to Assisted Reproduction for LGBTQ+ Individuals: An Inclusive Practice Guide for Fertility Clinics
Chairholder
Isabel Côté (elle/she) is the Canada Research Chair in Third-Party Reproduction and Family Ties Chairholder. She is a professor in the Department of Social Work at the University of Quebec in Outaouais. Her research focuses on parental projects that involve the contribution of a third party, more specifically a gamete or embryo donor or a surrogate mother.
The Chair thanks the following institutions for their financial contribution
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