The American Lung Association State of the Air 2021 report found more than 40 % of Americans live with unhealthy air and more…
Earth Day Activities for Kids
Here are 3 low-tech “be with nature” activities to do with kids. These activities are designed to get your family active, spark conversations and build memories with nature!
Air Pollution and Climate Change Are Harming the Health of Indigenous Communities
Moms Clean Air Force partnered with the National Tribal Air Association to create a first-of-its-kind summary of the ways air pollution and climate change interact with underlying health disparities in Indigenous communities.
Addressing Generations of Injustice in Tribal Communities
Indigenous moms and babies suffer more from air pollution and climate change than others. This is how we can help.
Wildfire Smoke Found More Toxic Than Other Forms of Air Pollution for Kids
Children are “especially vulnerable” to wildfire smoke. New study finds wildfire smoke more toxic than other forms of air pollution.
Zero-Emission School Buses are Ready to Roll
The electric school bus industry has the technology to revolutionize how children get to school, and the benefits can provide wins for school districts’ budgets, the grid, and the health of our children.
Electrify School Buses
Electric school buses have no tailpipe emissions. That means no harmful diesel pollution, and no dangerous climate pollution either. A new bill can help get us to 100% clean electric school buses.
Helping Children Cope with Covid
A pediatrician and a child and adolescent psychiatrist provide guidance for parents about how to talk to children about the pandemic and what to do if your child gets the Covid.
Black History Month: Educate. Empower. Activate.
Learn about our Community Rx program – it educates, empowers, and activates Black communities to fight for clean air and environmental justice.
Moms Make News: Black Maternal Health and Climate Action this Black History Month
Moms Clean Air Force staff and members made news throughout the country!
Black History Month: Diversity Strengthens Climate Action For This Mom
A new mom tells us why diversity within the climate movement will help the country succeed in protecting her family’s health and the planet for generations.
Black History Month: Climate Change Is Changing Our History
Climate change is changing the history of Black Americans. Extreme weather events not only break weather records, they impact families in ways that will have long lasting effects for generations to come.