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For too long politicians have paid lip service to family values but have done very little to support the bedrock institution that undergirds society from the bottom up. On 10/14/20, The American Conservative, American Principles Project, and the Bruderhof hosted a virtual conference to explore the nature of the crisis in family formation, and present a winning policy agenda moving forward.
Speakers include:
- Emile Doak, The American Conservative
- Pastor Heinrich Arnold, The Bruderhof
- Rod Dreher, The American Conservative
- W. Bradford Wilcox, Institute for Family Studies
- Ed Lawson, Family & Community Engagement Services
- Sohrab Ahmari, New York Post
- Marshall Kosloff, “The Realignment” podcast (moderator)
- Jonathan Schweppe, American Principles Project
- Samuel Hammond, Niskanen Center
- Oren Cass, American Compass
- Catherine Pakaluk, Catholic University
- Arthur Bloom, The American Conservative (moderator)
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Conservative Family Policy Must Be Conservative
On family policy,Ā conservatives should avoid two extremes: rebutting any use of government, and assuming that trillions can be spent without negative repercussions.
New Collection and Exclusive Survey on State of the American Family
PRESS RELEASEāAmerican Compass’s February 2021 collection, Home Building, provides a conservative vision for family policy
American Compass Releases Conservative Economic Agenda for 118th Congress
Today, American Compass is releasingĀ New Direction: Conservative Principles & Policies for the 118thĀ Congress,Ā an agenda for economic renewal, focused on the interests of worker, their families and communities, and the nation.
