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** March 29, 2022
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On March 29, EPPC’s Carl Trueman and Ryan T. Anderson joined AEI’s Benjamin Storey and Jenna Silber Storey for a conversation about the modern concept of the self and its historical antecedents.
Trueman’s book Strange New World: How Thinkers and Activists Redefined Identity and Sparked the Sexual Revolution is out now from Crossway ([link removed]) .

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NEW FROM EPPC
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FDA and CDC Won't Inform the Public
David Gortler
The Federalist
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A Promising GOP Approach to Child-Care Policy
Patrick T. Brown
National Review
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Hope and Dying

Stephen P. White
The Catholic Thing
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Why Some in the LGBT Movement Are Focusing on Kids
Nathanael Blake
Public Discourse
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Canceling Russia

Brad Littlejohn
WORLD Opinions
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Stop Making Excuses for Biden’s Gaffes
Henry Olsen
The Washington Post
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MEDIA APPEARANCES

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On March 28, 2022, EPPC Senior Fellow Roger Severino went on the Discovery Institute’s Humanize podcast to discuss human rights, civil rights, and conscience rights in a divided America with host Wesley J. Smith.

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EPPC NEWS
EPPC Joins Amicus Brief in Case Challenging Transgender Policy in Wisconsin Schools

On March 25, EPPC joined other organizations in filing an amicus curiae brief in the Wisconsin Supreme Court in a case challenging the Madison School District’s transgender policy ofkeeping secret from parents that their children are “transitioning” at school if parents might not provide a “safe” or “supportive” environment, as determined by school personnel and the child.

** Click here (On March 25, EPPC joined other organizations in filing an amicus curiae brief in the Wisconsin Supreme Court in a case challenging the Madison School District’s transgender policy for keeping secret from parents that their children are “transitioning” at school if parents might not provide a “safe” or “supportive” environment, as determined by school personnel and the child. “School personnel (who have undoubtedly in almost all cases spent much less time with the child than the parents have) have no right to withhold from parents—in their sole discretion and on remarkably insufficient information and based on their supposition about what the parental response might be—that their child is exhibiting as transgender in school. It is parents that the law presumes know their own children best and are best positioned and motivated to protect and counsel them,” the brief argues. Other organizations joining EPPC on the brief include the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of
the Southern Baptist Convention, Concerned Women for America, the National Legal Foundation, the Pacific Justice Institute, and several state-level policy organizations. Click here to read the full amicus brief.)
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UPCOMING EVENT
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Resolved: Legal Access to Abortion is Necessary for the Freedom and Equality of Women
Tuesday, March 29, 7:00–8:15 pm

This evening, EPPC Visiting Fellow Alexandra Desanctis will participate in a debate with author and journalist Jill Filipovic at the University of Notre Dame presented by the Center for Citizenship & Constitutional Government.
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ANNUAL REPORT
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The Ethics and Public Policy Center is thrilled to present our first-ever annual report, documenting our many achievements from 2021. EPPC met last year’s challenges to families and faith with a host of new and existing projects, and this report tells that exciting story.
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