Our Supermom this Mental Health Awareness Month is Addie Navarro, a mom of two who teaches a Parenting Climate Resilient Kids workshop in Durham, North Carolina.
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Supermom Addie Navarro Helps North Carolina Parents Navigate Eco-Anxiety
Miserable Allergies? Blame Climate Chaos, Says Pediatric Allergy Doctor
It’s itchy-sneezy-rashy season across the United States. If this season feels worse than ever, feel free to blame climate chaos, says pediatric allergist Dr. Mansi Kotwal.
Meet KeShaun Pearson, the Memphis Activist Fighting Elon Musk’s xAI
KeShaun Pearson helped shut down a major polluter in his Memphis neighborhood. Then Colossus—the world’s largest AI facility, owned by Elon Musk—moved in.
What AI Might Mean for Moments of Crisis and the Aftermath of Disasters
One mom shares how despite her concerns about AI and the data centers needed to power it, she believes the technology could play an important role in addressing the mental health impacts of climate change.
Life Under Threat: Wisconsin Farming Community Takes Down AI Data Center
When one mom learned that a data center developer was planning a new AI facility in Greenleaf, Wisconsin, she sprang into action, banding the community together to protect their farmland and family homes from the encroachment of polluting Big Tech.
Supermom of the Month: Shaena Crossland Fights Massive Gas-Powered Data Center Campus in West Virginia
We talked with Supermom Shaena Crossland about Fundamental Data’s Ridgeline Project, what it means for her West Virginia community, and how she’s fighting back.
Power of Moms: Daughter of Migrant Farmer Uses Data to Fight for Environmental Justice
Julie González earned her PhD in applied demography at University of Texas–San Antonio because her mother, Terry, was a migrant farmer.
Inside Pennsylvania’s Most-Fracked County: One Family’s Health Story
Lois Bower Bjornson, a Pennsylvania mother and advocate, has seen how fracking can have grave consequences for families and communities.
Got Climate Despair? Climate Wayfinding Is the Book for You
Dr. Katharine Wilkinson’s latest book, Climate Wayfinding, is a guide for navigating climate anxiety and action in this dark historical moment.
Call the Doctor: A Pediatrician’s Journey From Indian Health Services to Climate Work
For 27 years, Lori Byron practiced pediatrics on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana. Today, she works night shifts at a regional hospital to free up her days for climate work.
Mental Health and Climate Change: Maintaining Well-Being When Pollution Protections Are Under Attack
The Trump administration’s attacks on climate protections will likely affect the mental health of families across the country. At Moms Clean Air Force, we cope with our distress by taking action. Join us!
Life Under Threat: Burning Plastics in Maryland
Families in the Cedar Creek and River Hill neighborhoods of Columbia, Maryland, are fighting a chemical company’s plans to build an “advanced recycling” plastics burning facility adjacent to their homes.