Kinship and Identity Narratives of Donor Conceived Adults (KIND)
This study is exploring family, kinship, and life experiences of donor conceived adults in the United States. This survey is anonymous and confidential and asks questions related to: This survey is anonymous, and your responses will remain confidential.
- How you learned that you were donor conceived
- If and how you are navigating relationships with others in your genetic network
- What advice you have for parents and children in donor conceived families
This study (#HUM00274469) has been reviewed and approved by the University of Michigan IRB and is considered Exempt Human Subjects Research.
The KIND Study is led by Dr. Alison Walsh, Assistant Research Scientist at the University of Michigan School of Nursing.
Interested in participating?
Email KINDstudy@umich.edu
or visit KIND Study
Completed Study:
Feasibility Trial of the TELL Tool Intervention
This study has ended. More information about the study can be found on the NIH ClinicalTrials.gov website. Assurances for the protection of participants in this study have been received from the University of Illinois Chicago Institutional Review Board (IRB) protocol number 2020-1086.
Funding Support: National Institute of Nursing Research Grant Number R34NR019278. Preliminary funding for the research was provided by an Every Woman, Every Baby program grant from the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses.
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