Video—shared on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and more—has become one of the most powerful ways people connect, learn, and take action with Moms. This year, we met the video moment head-on, leaning into what we know works best: real stories, from the heart, that show why this work matters and who it impacts.
In 2025, we turned many of our science-based, fact-checked resources into clear, accessible video explainers. We shared day-in-the-life moments from meetings with lawmakers, global events like the United Nations Climate Change Conference, and community action against corporate polluters. We also brought you highlights from our virtual events, interviews with experts, and fan favorites like Mom Detective.
Tell Congress: Hold Zeldin Accountable for Corrupting EPA’s Mission
In total, we published more than 200 videos across YouTube and our other social channels. These are the seven that resonated with you the most.
1. Health and Climate Impacts of Data Centers
The most-viewed video of 2025 features Moms’ Senior Manager Julie Kimmel. Living in Northern Virginia, Julie is surrounded by the largest concentration of data centers—including AI data centers—in the world. In this video from September, she shares how data centers are harming her community with air and climate pollution from their gas turbines and diesel generators. And the impacts aren’t limited to one region. New and expanded polluting gas plant projects to power these energy-sucking facilities are being built and proposed across the state. Watch now to learn what’s at stake in the AI revolution.
2. EPA Head Must Go
After speaking out all year against relentless attacks on federal clean air and climate protections from EPA and the Trump administration, Moms decided enough is enough. We launched a campaign in early December calling for EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s resignation, since he has yet to carry out the actual mission of his agency—to protect people and the environment. In this video, we call on our community to join us in urging Congress to hold Zeldin accountable for corrupting EPA’s mission and protecting polluters. Watch now to see how Moms are taking action across the country.
Tell Congress: Hold Zeldin Accountable for Corrupting EPA’s Mission
3. Trump’s Cabinet Nominees: A Dangerous, Reckless, Expensive Agenda
We knew Zeldin would be a problem as early as January, when we called attention to the threat he and other Trump cabinet nominees posed to our health, clean air, and climate action. In addition to Zeldin, we protested Office of Management and Budget nominee Russell Vought, Department of Energy nominee Chris Wright, and Department of Health and Human Services nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Their reckless and dangerous agendas were clear from the jump, and unfortunately, many of our fears have been realized since their confirmations. Watch now to learn how the harm from this administration will impact our families for generations to come—and cost us a fortune.
4. URGENT: DANGER AHEAD (Endangerment Finding Explained)
On Day 1 of the Trump administration, the President signed an executive order demanding his EPA Administrator reevaluate the Endangerment Finding, the legal and scientific backbone for how the U.S. regulates climate-warming greenhouse gas pollution. And for the last year, Moms have been doing everything we can to fight back—testifying in droves at the EPA hearing about the proposed repeal, submitting more than 18,000 comments opposed to the proposal, speaking at press conferences, writing articles and resources, and of course, explaining what exactly is on the line in videos. In February, we launched our first of several explainer videos, sharing what the Endangerment Finding is, why it matters, and how we can advocate to protect it. Watch now to get up to speed.
5. Science Fair of Canceled Grants
We witnessed an unprecedented and alarming rollback of federal funding for science this year. In July, Moms’ Danielle Berkowitz-Sklar attended The Things We’ll Never Know: A Science Fair of Canceled Grants, an event hosted by the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology Democrats. In this video, she speaks with researchers from across the country who gathered in DC to share what they’d been working on before the administration canceled their grants. This work included studies on how heat and soot pollution harm children’s health, how to build better early warning systems for coastal communities hit by climate disaster, and how to clean up our air by transitioning to electric freight vehicles. Watch now to learn how, thanks to the administration’s all-out war on science, we’re not just losing this research but so much more.
6. EPA’s Lee Zeldin Keeps Breaking Promises
In March, we skewered Lee Zeldin in a video about the many ways he put industry interests over protecting our health since he stepped into the role of EPA Administrator. From his first day in office, Zeldin has been off mission, focused solely on “unleashing American energy” at the expense of protecting the environment and human health. He claims to want clean air and water all while working to revoke protections on dangerous pollutants, like soot, mercury, PFAS “forever chemicals,” and formaldehyde. Watch now to see what Zeldin’s broken promises look like.
7. Life Before the Clean Air Act
Many of us don’t remember a time before the protections mandated by the bipartisan Clean Air Act, but our 50 years of progress since that law was enacted is exactly what’s at risk under the Trump administration. In this video from April, we remind viewers what life looked like before we began cleaning up our air. Through authentic footage from 1960s America, we can see with our own eyes the country’s deadly pollution problem. Watch now to feel inspired to protect what we have.
Each of these videos represents a moment where information met connection, and shared stories helped move our work for clean air and climate stability forward. Whether you watched just one of these seven clips or all 200 videos we produced, your time and attention matter. Every view helps spread the facts, elevate real voices, and push for cleaner air and healthier communities.
Thank you for showing up, watching, and sharing these stories. And join us in making a difference in 2026 by signing one (or all!) of our petitions.
Tell Congress: Hold Zeldin Accountable for Corrupting EPA’s Mission