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.

U.S. House Passes Foreign Aid Bill that Will Fund Abortion Overseas

The U.S. House led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi passed for the first time an overseas funding bill that stripped longstanding pro-life protections which prevented U.S. taxpayer funding for abortion. “We…

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Feminist Camps Clash Over Gender Ideology, Decriminalizing Prostitution

A monumental gathering of gender equality stakeholders garnered $40 billion in commitments. 

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U.S. Lawmakers Spar over Abortion Funding in Foreign Aid Bill

Democrat lawmakers cleared preliminary hurdles moving the 2022 foreign aid funding bill through committee despite fierce opposition from Republicans for the removal of federal restrictions on overseas abortion funding.

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Biden Asks Congress to Bypass Federal Restrictions on Abortion Funding Overseas

The White House’s 2022 budget proposal attempts to bypass politically popular federal restrictions on abortion funding abroad.

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Biden Administration Silent on Prostitution in UN Debate

The Biden administration appears to be signing off on language supporting the decriminalization of prostitution and illegal drugs in a draft resolution by the United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) that will guide UN programming for the next five years.

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Letter Revealed Announcing U.S. Withdrawal from Pro-Life Declaration

The Biden administration sent a letter to UN ambassadors announcing U.S. withdrawal from an historic pro-life declaration initiated by the Trump administration and co-sponsored by countries representing regions all over the world.

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U.S. and EU Delegations Bully and Make False Claims About Smaller States

EU and U.S. diplomats accused their counterparts from pro-family countries of turning against women’s rights and of acting in bad faith at the close of the UN Commission on the Status of Women last week. Media outlets around the world echoed this narrative uncritically.

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VP Harris Avoids Controversy in UN Speech but Behind the Scenes U.S. Pushes for Abortion

Vice President Kamala Harris steered clear of abortion and LGBT rights in her UN debut, even though the hot-button topics were priorities for U.S diplomats in UN negotiations this week.

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Trump Administration Condemns Chinese Claims about Forced Sterilization and Abortion

The Chinese government released a study claiming that “in the process of eradicating extremism” that Uyghur women had been “emancipated” from being “baby making machines.”

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Trump’s Parting Gift to Poor Women Overseas Thwarted by Abortion Extremism 

Vulnerable women around the world came close to being permanent beneficiaries of a Trump administration initiative on economic empowerment, but the bill was pulled when Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to accept abortion neutral language. 

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