An Emmy award winning production company is interested to hear true life testimonials from people who are currently in a co-parenting relationship or are looking to start a co-parenting relationship.
For research purposes, our company is looking for insight into the reasons why people co-parent and the journey's people go through during the process in efforts to understand something that is just now emerging in the culture in a more public way.
Our company has experience researching and producing documentaries about complex social subjects such as the american hunger epidemic, bullying in schools and many others.
With your help, we hope to gather enough information about the co-parenting world to hopefully be able to develop awareness around the topic.
If you are willing to share your story, we would love to listen!
Thank you!
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Saturday, 10 March 2012
Friday, 24 June 2011
Co-parenting and using a known donor: L Group families workshop, London, 3rd July 2011
Co-founders of Pride Angel Erika and Karen are enthusiastic about sharing their experience and knowledge through seminars, talks and workshops across the UK.
Their next talk will take place within the L Group families’ workshop:
Titled:
Co-parenting and using a known donor
Ever considering co-parenting or finding a known donor to conceive? How will the anonymity law affect any future children? Find out more about the practicalities, finding a donor through a website, legal considerations and treatment options available.
Talk: Co-parenting and using a known donor
Date: Sunday 3rd July
Time: 11.00 -13.00
Venue: London Friend, 86 Caledonian Road, King’s Cross, London, N1 9DN.
You can reach London Friend by:
Rail: King's Cross or St Pancras Station. Tube: King's Cross/St Pancras. Buses: 10, 17, 30, 45, 91, 93, 73, 205, 259 or 390.
If you are organising an exhibition, run a charity or support group and would like Pride Angel to give a talk at one of your seminars or workshops, please contact us at info@prideangel.com for further information. Read more about our Pride Angel Seminars.
Or if you are interested in finding out about a future talk in your area please Contact us. The more requests we get for a specific area, the sooner we will arrange a talk in that location of the UK, so please get in touch.
Visit L Group families the organisation supporting lesbian parents and lesbians wanting to become parents.
For more about lesbian and gay parenting, co-parenting and using a known donor visit www.prideangel.com
Their next talk will take place within the L Group families’ workshop:
Titled:
Co-parenting and using a known donor
Ever considering co-parenting or finding a known donor to conceive? How will the anonymity law affect any future children? Find out more about the practicalities, finding a donor through a website, legal considerations and treatment options available.
Talk: Co-parenting and using a known donor
Date: Sunday 3rd July
Time: 11.00 -13.00
Venue: London Friend, 86 Caledonian Road, King’s Cross, London, N1 9DN.
You can reach London Friend by:
Rail: King's Cross or St Pancras Station. Tube: King's Cross/St Pancras. Buses: 10, 17, 30, 45, 91, 93, 73, 205, 259 or 390.
If you are organising an exhibition, run a charity or support group and would like Pride Angel to give a talk at one of your seminars or workshops, please contact us at info@prideangel.com for further information. Read more about our Pride Angel Seminars.
Or if you are interested in finding out about a future talk in your area please Contact us. The more requests we get for a specific area, the sooner we will arrange a talk in that location of the UK, so please get in touch.
Visit L Group families the organisation supporting lesbian parents and lesbians wanting to become parents.
For more about lesbian and gay parenting, co-parenting and using a known donor visit www.prideangel.com
Thursday, 14 October 2010
The Times are looking to speak with lesbian and gay co-parenting families
The Times Weekend section are doing a piece on the Alternative Families Show, taking place Saturday 23rd October 2010 - 10am to 5pm GRAND CONNAUGHT ROOMS, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON
The Times are looking for a compelling case study to lead the piece, of people who have successfully started a family through co-parenting.
Would any of our members be interested in a photo shoot and an interview with them, talking about your experience of finding someone to start a family with, who you are not in a relationship with?
Any interested members would need to be photographed, but this could be done in an anonymous way if necessary. If both co-parents are willing to speak that would also be fantastic. The Times are interested in Lesbian couples who have used a known sperm donor or gay and lesbian singles or couples who have made co-parenting arrangements.
The piece would be sensitive and non-sensationalist, highlighting the growing number of people who realise their dream of starting a family using alternative means.
The Times would like to speak with anyone interested, as soon as possible.
Please contact Pride Angel for further information contact us
Pride Angel will be exhibiting at the Alternative Families Show and we are happy to help answer any questions you may have regarding:
Choosing to use a known donor
Co-parenting arrangements
Health screening
Fertility law
Home insemination
We look forward to seeing you there. Pride Angel
To read more go to http://bit.ly/9GlgwM
The Times are looking for a compelling case study to lead the piece, of people who have successfully started a family through co-parenting.
Would any of our members be interested in a photo shoot and an interview with them, talking about your experience of finding someone to start a family with, who you are not in a relationship with?
Any interested members would need to be photographed, but this could be done in an anonymous way if necessary. If both co-parents are willing to speak that would also be fantastic. The Times are interested in Lesbian couples who have used a known sperm donor or gay and lesbian singles or couples who have made co-parenting arrangements.
The piece would be sensitive and non-sensationalist, highlighting the growing number of people who realise their dream of starting a family using alternative means.
The Times would like to speak with anyone interested, as soon as possible.
Please contact Pride Angel for further information contact us
Pride Angel will be exhibiting at the Alternative Families Show and we are happy to help answer any questions you may have regarding:
Choosing to use a known donor
Co-parenting arrangements
Health screening
Fertility law
Home insemination
We look forward to seeing you there. Pride Angel
To read more go to http://bit.ly/9GlgwM
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