Making Families: Transnational Surrogacy, Queer Kinship, and Reproductive Justice. We
were seeking to bring into direct conversation three theoretical frameworks that have each …

With the advent of major scientific and technological advancements in obstetrics and
gynecology, surrogacy is quickly becoming a viable alternative to enable people of all …

This article explores the participation of non-US-resident patients/clients in the US
reproductive market, garnering a picture of cross-border reproductive care (CBRC) into the …

In the context of growing visibility, recognition and acceptance of lesbian motherhood and
gay fatherhood in countries such as Britain, it is important to ask how younger generations of …

Background Limited research captures the intersectional and nuanced experiences of
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, two‐spirit, and other sexual and gender …

This article uses Taiwan as an example to argue that reproductive justice for gay men
should be conceptualised within social, legal, and political contexts. Taiwan is the first Asian …

The research for this monograph was supported by an Australian Research Council
Discovery Project grant (DP150101081). We thank the Victorian Assisted Reproductive …

Introduction There is a growing interest in the parenting intentions of gay men. Prior
research has found that gay men are less likely to become parents compared to their …

Objective This study explored communication about children's origins among same‐gender
parent adoptive families. Background Although this topic has been widely researched …

This article explores the experiences of transgender men who became parents through
childbirth and started families with their cisgender male partners. The study explores the …