Lisa Correnti

Lisa joined C-Fam in 2010 and now works as the organizations Executive Vice President dividing her time in both the Washington DC and New York offices.

Lisa is passionate about helping women and children around the world. Her area of focus is human rights and international development concentrating on the advancement and protection of women and children by promoting policy that recognizes the importance of strong families, optimal healthcare, quality education and economic opportunities. She monitors and advises on bilateral and multilateral policy assuring first-most that the dignity of the human person is always respected.

Lisa served on the United States delegation for the 2017 Commission on the Status of Women as a public delegate.

Prior to joining C-Fam, Lisa worked to promote policy that respects parental authority and protects women from the harm of abortion engaging in political activism at both the state and national level.  Lisa was the regional director for a parental notification bill in California, campaign manager for a pro-life congressional candidate, director of the Catholic Working Group, a Catholic outreach effort at the 2008 GOP convention, California Catholic state co-chair for McCain/Palin and national Catholic coalition leader for Bush/Cheney ’04.

Lisa founded OneNationUnderGod.org, a Catholic faith and politics blog that encouraged engagement in the public square by educating on the social teachings of the Church.

Lisa is a graduate of Loyola Marymount University. She and her husband Mark have seven adult children and eleven grandchildren. They live on Maryland’s eastern shore.

Abortion Groups React to Trump Halting Overseas Abortion Funding

WASHINGTON DC, January 31 (C-Fam) Last Friday President Trump signed an executive order ending U.S. complicity in providing global access to abortion. The reinstatement of the Mexico City Policy cuts off federal assistance to abortion groups that refuse to stop abortion activities.  The response from Democratic lawmakers and abortion proponents, though expected, includes false claims that the policy will have devastating effects throughout the developing world.

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BREAKING NEWS: Trump Announces Vast Pro-Life Policies

President Donald Trump made several important pro-life announcements today.

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President Trump’s UN ambassador will prioritize reform

Following her Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday, Representative Elise Stefanik is on track to become President Donald Trump’s ambassador to the UN.  In keeping with the president’s “America first, peace through strength” agenda, Stefanik promised to carefully “evaluate every UN agency to determine if what they are doing is beneficial to America.”

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Congress to investigate Biden’s abortion blackmail of African country

Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ) accused the Biden administration of threatening to withhold aid to Sierra Leone, unless the West African country’s parliament adopted a bill that legalizes abortion throughout nine months.

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Trump Election Gives Hope to Conservatives From Around the World

Conservative leaders from around the world have been encouraged by the election of President Donald J. Trump. Politicians and activists from over 45 countries at the 10th Transatlantic Summit expressed hope that the cultural shift in the United States will be replicated in their own countries.

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Congress Wants to Know Where Federal Abortion Dollars Go

Over 100 Republican lawmakers asked the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to account for all the federal money flowing to domestic and international abortion groups.

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Experts say Trump could help reduce global maternal deaths

If Donald J. Trump is elected president for a second term, he may be remembered for more than his anti-abortion stance. He may be credited with ending preventable maternal deaths by saving maternal health from controversial abortion programming. This, according to experts interviewed by the Friday Fax.

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Democrat Lawmakers falsely claim international right to abortion

Democrat lawmakers introduced a Congressional resolution declaring an international right to abortion supposedly based on U.S. treaty obligations.

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Burundi and Chad Join the Geneva Consensus Declaration

The African governments of Burundi and Chad have joined the Geneva Consensus Declaration, an international agreement that says countries have a right and duty to defend the family and protect life in the womb.

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WHO Gives Special Status to Radical Abortion Group

After a razor thin vote and abundant criticism from the developing world, the World Health Organization (WHO) has given special status to the Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR), a rabidly pro-abortion legal group based in the United States. During the debate, traditional countries opposed the effort vociferously.

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