Las últimas semanas y meses han sido un ejercicio agonizante de incertidumbre colectiva. Y para muchos de nosotros, esa incertidumbre ha sido reemplazada por lo que Rebecca Solnit llama la “certeza de la desesperación”. Es una desesperación profundamente válida y razonable: sabemos qué esperar de una presidencia de Trump.
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5 Takeaways From EcoMadres’ Inaugural Extreme Weather Summit
Last month, we convened community leaders, health professionals, and policymakers in Phoenix to talk about how extreme weather and air pollution impacts Latina maternal and children’s health. This is what we learned.
Boletín Trimestral de EcoMadres: Otoño 2024
Lea las últimas noticias de nuestro programa EcoMadres.
People Names EcoMadres’ Isabel González Whitaker a “Powerful Latino Fighting Climate Change ”
People magazine is spotlighting the work of Moms Clean Air Force and our Latino engagement program, EcoMadres, in their list of 20 powerful Latino leaders fighting the climate crisis—and we are thrilled.
5 EcoMadres Resources for Hispanic Heritage Month
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’ve curated a special collection of the resources we’ve created specifically for our climate-conscious Latina mamas. Each of these five resources offers insights into how the climate crisis affects these communities and what can be done to address it.
Una nueva resolución busca proteger a las madres latinas del calor extremo y la contaminación del aire
La salud de las madres latinas siempre ha estado bajo la amenaza de un problema invisible—la exposición a la contaminación y al calor extremo. La resolución 1494 “Protegiendo a las Madres Latinas del Calor Extremo y la Contaminación del Aire”, presentada por la congresista Nanette Diaz Barragán, marca un paso crucial hacia la mejora de la salud materna e infantil en nuestras comunidades.
New Resolution Seeks to Protect Latina Mothers From Extreme Heat and Air Pollution
The health of Latina mothers has always been under the threat of an invisible problem—exposure to air pollution and extreme heat. A new congressional resolution introduced by Representative Nanette Diaz Barragán marks a crucial step toward protecting maternal and infant health from these threats.
How Moms Spent Climate Week 2024
Moms crisscrossed traffic-strewn New York City this week to participate in several Climate Week events, from a panel for Extreme Weather Survivors, to a conversation about hopeful climate action, to lessons on how to avoid chemicals in household products, to a lunch and learn about environmental justice.
Moms Join Rep. Nanette Barragán to Introduce Historic Latina Maternal Health Resolution
Latino communities need rapid and equitable interventions to address their unique vulnerabilities during pregnancy. That’s why Moms supports this historic congressional resolution that recognizes the threat of extreme heat and air pollution to Latina maternal and infant health.
EcoMadres Kick Off Hispanic Heritage Month: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Vermont.
Moms Share Tips for Making Back-to-School Better: Moms Make News
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, New York, and Tennessee.
Back to School 2024: No ABCs Without A/C
As children across the United States start the school year, concerns about rising heat in classrooms continue. Moms’ Ylenia Aguilar shares her experience in Arizona with extreme heat and schools.