The White House is exploring various proposals aimed at reversing declining birthrates in the U.S. The Trump administration is looking to implement a cultural agenda that promotes marriage and family values. Suggested measures include reserving scholarships for married applicants and providing financial bonuses for new mothers. The initiative is backed by various advocates, including Vice President JD Vance and Elon Musk. Despite no concrete policy changes announced yet, there is optimism among proponents of these ideas that fertility will become a significant focus for the administration's agenda.
One proposal shared with aides would reserve 30 percent of scholarships for the Fulbright program for applicants who are married or have children.
A third calls on the government to fund programs that educate women on their menstrual cycles so they can better understand when they are ovulating.
I just think this administration is inherently pronatalist, said the activist Simone Collins, referring to the movement to reverse declining birthrates.
Advocates expressed confidence that fertility issues will become a prominent piece of the agenda, noting that President Trump has called for a baby boom.
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