Senior Policy Analyst at the Independent Women's Forum. Provides analysis on regulatory overreach, economic policy, and family issues from a free-market, limited government perspective.
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Patrice Onwuka is a Senior Policy Analyst at the Independent Women's Forum (IWF), a Washington D.C.-based organization that promotes policies enhancing freedom, opportunity, and well-being for women and families. She provides sharp analysis on regulatory overreach, family policy, and economic issues from a free-market perspective.
At IWF, Onwuka examines how government policies and regulations affect women, families, and economic opportunity. Her work covers a range of issues including environmental regulations, technology policy, and social commentary.
She is a writer and commentator whose analysis appears in IWF publications and other outlets. Her commentary critiques well-intentioned policies that may have unintended negative consequences for the people they claim to help.
Her appearance on the Kim Monson Show exposed plastic bag bans as potential health hazards disguised as environmental policy, debunked myths about net neutrality regulations, and critiqued cultural commentary on family structure.
April 23, 2019
Climate Policy & "Green" Mandates
Kim Ransom exposes how Colorado's red flag law endangers women and bypasses due process. Patrice Onwuka analyzes plastic bag bans and net neutrality. April 23, 2019.
“We just don't need those extra government regulations.”
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