Genevieve Plaster is the deputy director of policy and administration for the Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI) since March 2018. Previously, Genevieve served as CLI’s senior policy analyst for two years and research assistant for the two years prior to that. In her current role, Genevieve provides research and analysis support on life issues for the organization, and performs a variety of internal project tracking and liaison activities.
Genevieve has testified before the House of Representatives’ Judiciary Committee on research measuring the life-saving impact of the Hyde Amendment. She has also appeared on EWTN News Nightly and EWTN Pro-Life Weekly television shows to discuss research on physician-assisted suicide and abortion coverage in Obamacare.
Genevieve’s writings on abortion coverage in Obamacare, assisted suicide, comprehensive health alternatives to Planned Parenthood, and more have been published on National Review Online, The Daily Signal, Townhall, LifeNews, and on CLI’s blog.
Genevieve earned an M.A. in theology, graduating magna cum laude from the Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C. in 2013. She received her B.A. in English literature from American University in 2009.