Elizabeth Carr is the first baby born via in vitro fertilization in the United States.

In the media since 3 cells old, Carr is a passionate advocate for those fighting for fertility rights. From battles over insurance coverage, to educating doctors on how to interact with patients going through infertility treatments, to advice for parents on how to talk to children about assisted reproductive technologies, Carr is proud to share her voice and story in order to fight for those who may not be able to fight for themselves.

Carr is a fearless Patient Advocate, striving to educate and empower people based on her life experiences and expertise within the fertility world. She has presented to audiences around the globe including at the United Nations, ASRM, ESHRE, and the national infertility association, RESOLVE.

A dynamic speaker, Carr’s passion lies in education from helping companies craft fertility benefit packages & parental leave policies, to keynote speeches, to sitting one-on-one with people facing fertility questions head on.

Carr has worked as a journalist, marketing and events, and fundraising making her an expert at distilling complex issues into easy-to-digest stories.

Carr is also a marathoner, triathlete, coffee connoisseur, wife, mother, and writer.

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