Pour yourself a cup and join us for a timely conversation on how rising temperatures and poor air quality are impacting student athletes and outdoor activities. We’ll explore what families, schools, and communities can do to keep kids safe as our climate warms, and how Moms and community advocates are pushing for solutions like electric ...
Join us this August as we officially launch our brand new Supermom Volunteer Training Series. This three-part series, beginning in September, is designed to help you build your skills as an advocate—whether you’re writing letters to the editor, testifying at an EPA hearing, or joining a legislative meeting. We want to make sure every parent ...
Join us for our monthly lunch-time activism for a timely conversation with Oneida Nation Councilwoman Jennifer Webster, commemorating Native American History Month. We'll discuss the disproportionate impacts that air pollution has on tribal communities and what we can do to fight for clean air for all. Join us to learn how to make your voice ...
Join Dominique Browning, Founder of Moms Clean Air Force, for a special end-of-year Coffee and Climate Half Hour. She’ll reflect on our collective wins in 2025, share lessons learned, and offer a hopeful, forward-looking message to inspire action for the year ahead. Tune in on YouTube here.
The Endangerment Finding provides the legal foundation for EPA regulations that protect people in the U.S. from some of the largest sources of climate pollution, including power plants and transportation—and the Trump administration just repealed it. This is an attempt to leave EPA powerless to limit the pollution that is heating up the planet and supercharging dangerous ...
When a fossil fuel powered data center was proposed near her home, Wisconsin mom and Moms Clean Air Force Field Organizer Jayne Black knew something was not right. Acting as a concerned neighbor, she helped spark a rapid community response that grew to thousands of residents speaking up for clean air and public health. Within ...
Join us for a Climate Coffee Break with Rachel Meyer, Amanda Rowoldt, and other community activists fighting chemical recycling. We'll explore this greenwashing tactic that has rebranded incineration as "advanced recycling," but Moms know burning plastic is neither advanced nor recycling. This conversation will share how communities are fighting back to protect clean air. This ...
On March 19, Moms Clean Air Force will join hundreds of climate activists from around the country to hear from Rep. Sean Casten about an exciting new plan to ramp up clean energy like wind and solar, fight climate change, and protect the public from data center pollution. Register here. That plan is the Energy ...
Moms Clean Air Force and fellow clean air advocates are looking forward to highlighting the Energy Bills Relief Act and how it will help lower energy costs for families, protect public health, and expand access to affordable clean energy across Michigan. With rising electricity costs impacting so many households, this is a meaningful opportunity to ...
On Friday, May 15, state Senator Stephanie Chang and State Representative Erin Byrnes will join public health advocates and community leaders for a press conference calling on Michigan’s Congressional Delegation to prioritize long-term, sustainable investments in electrified transportation. As Congress begins negotiating the next federal surface transportation reauthorization, the CHARGE coalition and local partners are urging ...
Join us for a Climate Coffee Break with youth soccer coach Gabe Gibbons who will share all about the intersection of sports, air pollution, and toxic petrochemicals. He'll share how he is protecting children's health and engaging in new climate conversations through sports. You'll leave the conversation inspired to fight back and with the knowledge ...
Join us for a Climate Coffee Break with Almeta Cooper, who leads Moms' Community Health Justice program. We'll discuss how she's commemorated Juneteenth throughout her life and how our work supports environmental justice in Black communities year-round. This will be an informal, conversational discussion with time for questions and shared learning. Learn more and RSVP ...
