Moms’ Organizer Lani Wean attended a public hearing held last night by the WV Department of Environmental Protection. The DEP is currently reviewing a draft permit for the proposed Clean Seas plastic-burning facility in Quincy, West Virginia.
How to Build a Box Fan Air Filter
Wildfire smoke impacting your area? Moms’ volunteer Elizabeth Brandt tells us how to make a homemade box fan air filter to protect our families.
We Should All Be Talking About TSCA
🚨 Did you know that Congress is currently considering changes that could weaken protections from dangerous, toxic chemicals in our everyday products? Every day, families come into contact with countless chemicals—through our toys, cleaning products, furniture, food packaging, and even our workout …
Stolen Summers: The Next 250 Recap
Does it feel weird celebrating America’s 250th Birthday when things are amiss? Stolen Summers: The Next 250, an action-driven art installation and storytelling event held in front of the U.S. Capitol, offered a nuanced way to observe the milestone. Hosted by @extremeweathersurvivors, …
Supporting Kids’ Mental Health During Extreme Weather: Interview with Laura Carter Robinson
Moms’ Elizabeth Bechard sits down with Dr. Laura Carter Robinson, PsyD, a climate-aware psychologist who has written an excellent set of Climate Mental Health Network tip sheets for parents and caregivers who are supporting children through extreme weather. These resources include practical, …
Mom Detective: Fidget Toys
Squishies are EVERYWHERE! If you’ve been around a kid, tween, or even teen lately, you’ve likely seen their busy hands fidgeting with any number of plastic handheld toys, popularly known as fidgets. From spinners to pop-its, squishies to slime, fidget toys can …
World Cup’s Biggest Opponent: Extreme Heat
While you’re enjoying the World Cup, check out Moms’ Sam Schmitz’s op-ed in @njdotcom “World Cup’s biggest opponent isn’t a team—it’s extreme heat” to learn how we can all advocate for the future of soccer in a changing climate.
Protecting Health From Toxic Chemicals: Part 3
No parent should have to wonder whether everyday products could quietly affect their child’s health. That’s why strong chemical safety protections—and the science behind them—matter. In this final video of our three-part series, Protecting Health From Toxic Chemicals, Danielle Berkowitz-Sklar talks to …
New Mexico Electric School Bus Grants Webinar
New Mexico’s $54 million Electric School Bus Fund is now open, and funding has already been made available to school districts statewide. Learn about the benefits of going electric from our expert speakers: Giovanna Rossi, Moms Clean Air Force New Mexico Field …
Justice in Every Breath: Championing Healthy Communities & Energy Affordability
On July 2, EcoMadres’ Fabiola Bedoya spoke with Jennifer Allen, Chair of the Pima County Board of Supervisors and Supervisor for District 3, for our Justice in Every Breath IG Live series. Jen and her family have called Southern Arizona home for …
The Enfield Blueprint: Clean Energy and Community Resilience
On June 29, 2026, Moms Clean Air Force officially re-launched our Moms & Mayors program with a conversation featuring Mayor Mondale Robinson of Enfield, North Carolina, a historic Black community building a stronger, healthier, and more self-reliant future through clean energy, local …
Protecting Health From Toxic Chemicals: Part 2
Our children are NOT guinea pigs for minimally tested toxic chemicals. Children deserve protection from the tens of thousands of chemicals found in everyday products. Substances like PFAS are pervasive in our environment and our bodies and have been linked to cancer, …