2023 Volume 2
RNE Magazine
Dear Friends,
All of us at Resolve New England (RNE) are happy to share the summer issue of our RNE e-magazine. Hopefully you are reading it on a beach or in a hammock! The articles in this issue – as always - reflect what we want every person to feel while struggling to grow their family – nurtured, informed and empowered. This mission feels more important than ever.
At RNE, we are not trying to rush summer, yet we are already looking forward to fall – the weather, the traditions, the foliage, and some treasured RNE events. Our Footsteps for Family Building Walk will be held on Sunday, October 1st, where people are welcome to join us in-person in Ashland, Massachusetts or to participate virtually by walking wherever they are (please tag us in your photos or posts!). We also are in awe that this year marks the 30th anniversary of our Family Building Conference, which will be held virtually on Saturday, November 18th.
We love connecting with you, the members of our community! Hopefully we will see you at one of our events, communicate with you on social media and/or hear from you by email. This summer RNE moved from our longtime office in Waltham to a new space in Concord, so feel free to let us know if you want to stop by to say hi.
Fondly,
Kate Weldon LeBlanc
RNE Executive Director
Dear Friends,
All of us at Resolve New England (RNE) are happy to share the summer issue of our RNE e-magazine. Hopefully you are reading it on a beach or in a hammock! The articles in this issue – as always - reflect what we want every person to feel while struggling to grow their family – nurtured, informed and empowered. This mission feels more important than ever.
At RNE, we are not trying to rush summer, yet we are already looking forward to fall – the weather, the traditions, the foliage, and some treasured RNE events. Our Footsteps for Family Building Walk will be held on Sunday, October 1st, where people are welcome to join us in-person in Ashland, Massachusetts or to participate virtually by walking wherever they are (please tag us in your photos or posts!).
We also are in awe that this year marks the 30th anniversary of our Family Building Conference, which will be held virtually on Saturday, November 18th.
We love connecting with you, the members of our community! Hopefully we will see you at one of our events, communicate with you on social media and/or hear from you by email. This summer RNE moved from our longtime office in Waltham to a new space in Concord, so feel free to let us know if you want to stop by to say hi.
Fondly,
In This Issue
RNE Executive Committee
- Jennifer Redmond, President
- Chrissy Hanisco, Vice President
- Lisa Rosenthal, Treasurer
- Mary Zanor, Clerk
RNE Board of Directors
- Alexis Noelle Goulette
- Kerry Kavanaugh
- Jill Kniebel
- Aprill Lane
- Ben Lannon
- LaMone Downey Leonard
- LeeMichael Mclean
- Alyssa Scruggs
- Preety Sidhu
- Dana Solomon
- Aaron Styer
- Meredith Wheeler
- Lauren Wilson
Board Fellow
- Nicholas Greco
Honorary Members
- Alma Berson
- Bonny Gilbert
- Barbara Wells
RNE Staff
- Kate Weldon LeBlanc, Executive Director
- Emily Lindblad, Operations Manager
Special Thanks to Our Wonderful Editorial Team!
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Editorial Policy
This magazine is a vehicle for fertility and family building news, events, and articles of interest, with a focus on the New England area.
Our readers, both professionals and people who have personally experienced fertility and family building challenges, are encouraged to submit comments and articles.
The editorial team reserves the right to edit all submissions.
Magazine feedback and article submissions can be sent to admin@resolvenewengland.org.
Cover Photo "The Basin" ©Irvin Hayes Jr. from Getty Images
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