Alexandra DeSanctis

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Alexandra DeSanctis wrote on culture and family issues, with a particular focus on abortion policy and pro-life advocacy, as a member of the Life and Family Initiative.

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After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, where will we turn?

Alexandra DeSanctis

The assassination of Charlie Kirk seems to have fractured something deep in the American spirit. It’s a tragedy that should…

Articles

Angelus News / September 23, 2025

Have Republicans settled the IVF debate? Not so fast

Alexandra DeSanctis

As the Trump administration and the Republican Party appear to be moving toward greater institutional support for in vitro fertilization, the pro-life movement would be…

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Washington Examiner / June 5, 2025

In defense of pro-life incrementalism

Alexandra DeSanctis

Progressive outlet Mother Jones examined the supposed “splintering” of the pro-life movement in a recent article, prompted in part by an online spat between pro-life…

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Washington Examiner / March 13, 2025

America’s Biggest Employers Should Do More To Support Families

Alexandra DeSanctis, Nathanael Blake

We keep a communal pack-and-play at our office in the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, D.C. It makes…

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Newsweek / November 20, 2024

New EPPC Investigation Reveals Contradictory Family and Abortion Policies at Fortune 100 Companies

Alexandra DeSanctis, Nathanael Blake

A new investigative report by Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) scholars Alexandra DeSanctis and Nathanael Blake offers a detailed analysis of each Fortune 100 company’s family, parental leave, and abortion policies.

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Reclaiming Personhood in the Public Debate over IVF

Alexandra DeSanctis

As we consider the future of our debate over IVF, we must go deeper than the political questions facing us and ask ourselves fundamental questions about how we view one another.

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Public Discourse / November 4, 2024

The GOP Ticket Goes Soft on Chemical Abortion

Alexandra DeSanctis

Pro-life leaders refuse to hold the line as Trump and Vance indicate support for the majority of abortions.

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National Review Online / August 7, 2024

Women Deserve to Know They Can Reverse In-Progress Chemical Abortions

Alexandra DeSanctis

Abortion pill reversal is a potent reminder to those who profit from abortion that, if given the option, many pregnant mothers want assistance that will help them choose life.

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Public Discourse / June 24, 2024

Two Years After Dobbs

Alexandra DeSanctis, Patrick T. Brown

In June 2022, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, correctly finding that…

Resources

PDF / June 20, 2024

Real Women’s Health Care Doesn’t Require Killing

Alexandra DeSanctis

Senate Democrats host a public hearing designed to mislead the public about the reality of health care after Dobbs.

Articles

Countercultured / June 4, 2024

Some Thoughts for 2024 Graduates

Alexandra DeSanctis

What meaning or purpose will direct the course of your life?

Articles

Countercultured / May 29, 2024

The Single Christian

Alexandra DeSanctis

A plague of loneliness is to be found in more than just the broader, secular culture.

Articles

Religion & Liberty Online / May 17, 2024