Join Moms Clean Air Force Georgia at the Decatur Kids' Art Festival on May 7. This mini festival for kids is part of the larger Decatur Arts Festival. It will include kid-friendly music, art projects, face painting, and dance. Stop by the Moms Clean Air Force table to find out what we're doing in Georgia ...
This week, the Supreme Court issued a decision to constrain EPA’s authority to limit climate-harming CO2 pollution from power plants. This is a dangerous setback for our children, our families, and our communities, who are experiencing the impacts of climate change here and now. It’s time to raise our voices! Join Georgia Moms and our ...
Moms Clean Air Force will join our partners across Atlanta at Steady Hand Beer Co. on August 17 to celebrate a major climate victory! We’re thrilled that Congress has passed the historic climate investments in the Inflation Reduction Act. This bill will make clean energy more affordable and help to build a healthy, just, and ...
Join us on Tuesday, September 20, at 10 AM for a press event to launch the Solutions for Pollution campaign at the US EPA Region 4 Library in Atlanta. I’ll be there with my colleagues Codi Norred from Georgia Interfaith Power and Light and Tanya Coventry-Strader from Mothers and Others, standing up for Georgians’ right ...
Climate change is scary! Let’s talk about it. Meet local organizers, carve a pumpkin or color, and discuss ways to make our community and climate healthier for our kids. Kids, parents, and everyone welcome! Bring your own pumpkin. Meet us in Grant Park, near Grant Playground. RSVP HERE.
On November 3 at 1 PM, Moms Clean Air Force will join the Electrification Coalition and several other environmental and community groups to celebrate an EPA grant for electric school buses to the Clayton County School District. The addition of 25 electric school buses to the Clayton County fleet marks a landmark step in transportation ...
Join Moms Clean Air Force and partners on Friday, February 17, to learn about major investments to improve air quality in Georgia. The American Rescue Plan Act and the Inflation Reduction Act provided funding for community air quality monitoring programs. What’s that, you ask? Our panel of Georgia climate leaders will tell you all about ...
