Reprofam brings together academics and researchers
working towards a deeper understanding of families.
Our Research
Our team conducts psychological research on family experiences shaped by assisted reproductive technologies (ART). We explore the perspectives of parents who use ART, such as IVF and donor conception, as well as those of the children conceived through these methods. We are also committed to understanding the unique experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals and families within these contexts.
About Us
The Reproduction and the Family (ReproFam) research collective was formed by researchers who were previously based at the Centre for Family Research, University of Cambridge. The team are passionate researchers, scholars, students, and collaborators who are dedicated to advancing knowledge in psychology and social sciences.
Our Projects
Find out about our ongoing projects and recruitment calls!
Latest Publications
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Shared Biological Motherhood Test
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Elective Co-Parenting Test
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Surrogate Mothers 10 Years on
How do the psychological health and experiences of surrogate mothers change from 1 year to 10 years following the birth of the surrogacy child?