National Manager Almeta Cooper (pictured) talks to KBLA Radio about her work with Moms fighting for community health justice. Almeta says that despite a difficult year, we must not lose faith. It is important to speak up now more than ever. With a community of over 1.6 million moms, dads, and caregivers, Moms is empowering members across the country to take action and urge elected officials at every level to protect children’s health. Almeta remarks that underlying all our work is love and invites listeners to join us in fighting for a cleaner, safer world.
Tell Congress: Defend EPA’s Ability to Protect Human Health and the Environment
In other news
- USA Today publishes an op-ed by Public Health Manager Elizabeth Bechard on the Trump administration’s climate inaction and restrictions of COVID-19 vaccines. Both endanger her son, who has an autoimmune disease
- Associate Vice President Isabel González Whitaker is featured in The Cool Down, speaking about Moms’ justice-focused advocacy and educational work.
- Elizabeth Hauptman details in an AOL article how watching her son suffer from wildfire smoke-triggered asthma attacks makes her work advocating for stronger climate protections deeply personal.
Tell Congress: Defend EPA’s Ability to Protect Human Health and the Environment