EPPC’s HHS Accountability Project, directed by Rachel N. Morrison, is dedicated to monitoring the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and holding it accountable to its mission: furthering the health and well-being of all Americans. HHS is the largest federal agency by budget, and its programs and activities directly touch more lives than any other government bureaucracy. But the proper pursuit of its mission depends on an authentic understanding of the human person and a sound understanding of the legal protections to which Americans are entitled. The HHS Accountability Project’s goals include:
- Ensuring human beings are recognized as worthy of protection from conception until natural death regardless of disability, age, or circumstances of birth.
- Ensuring abortion and assisted suicide are never accepted or recognized as health care.
- Preventing ideology from distorting science on questions of human identity and human flourishing.
- Respecting conscience and religious freedom of health and human services providers and beneficiaries alike.
EPPC Fellows Eric Kniffin and David Gortler, and Legislative and Regulatory Affairs Associate Natalie Dodson, also serve in the HHS Accountability Project.
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