Dominique Davis, BA, FCP has been the President of Project Defending Life since 2018. A graduate of the University of New Mexico, Dominique concentrated her studies on women’s health issues, policy and politics, and philosophy. Realizing the lack of resources for women, especially pregnant and parenting women, and concerned for the well-being of children (born and preborn), she co-founded Students for Life at the University of New Mexico which is active to this day. In 2014, she began working at Project Defending Life as Client Advocate for pregnant and postpartum women experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, substance abuse, employment discrimination, and a general lack of support from their loved ones. Under her leadership, Project Defending Life’s two pregnancy centers expanded to offer pregnancy medical services and she looks forward to the opening of the comprehensive ob/gyn clinic to open within the next four years. Additionally, Dominique is a certified FertilityCare Practitioner with the Creighton Model System at St. Joseph’s FertilityCare Center and teaches women and couples to monitor, maintain, and advocate for their procreative and family health. Dominique is a New Mexico native, Catholic convert, and is blessed to share her life with her husband and their two daughters with the help of NaproTechnology!