What if you could go through fertility treatment without having to juggle it with your work life?
Appointments. Tests. Waiting. Good days. Bad days. Fertility journeys don’t stop when you walk into work.

It’s time we talked about fertility-aware workplaces.
Stay tuned.

#EFW2026DoubleDuty

Fertility treatment doesn’t stop when you get to work.

Join us for Double Duty: Fertility@Work, Equality in Question roundtable discussion:

📅 4 November
🕐 14:00 - 15:30
📍 European Parliament, Spirelli 5G305
🎟️ Register using the link in the comments

#efw2026doubleduty

See you at EFW2026 in November!
#EFW2026DoubleDuty

@eshre.bsky.social has recommended a European limit on the number of offspring per donor at an international level. An EU-wide donor registry could also facilitate DCP access to donor info and overcome the challanges of cross-border reproduction #ESHREjc
doi.org/10.1093/humr...

Q4: What are the implications of cross-border reproduction for Donor-Conceived People (DCP) seeking access to information about their donor and people conceived from the same donor, given the differences between national legal frameworks? Should this be addressed at a European level? #ESHREjc

Disclosure should begin early, develop gradually, and remain open to revisiting across the life course. Not a single conversation but an ongoing process through which the person develops increasingly complex understandings of conception, identity, family and genetic relationships. #ESHREjc

Early, planned disclosure of donor conception is supported by evidence gathered so far. Talking honestly, age-appropriately, and as an ongoing conversation, not a one-off reveal. Longitudinal studies show the advantages of disclosure before age seven in adolescence and early adulthood. #ESHREjc

📅 Save the date!

Something important is on the horizon. Stay tuned for what’s coming!

More details coming soon.

#EFW2026DoubleDuty