“Anyone Can Meet With Lawmakers”: A Simple Guide to Talking With Congress
Learn the basics of meeting with lawmakers—from how to schedule a meeting and what to expect to tips for sharing your story—from a seasoned Moms Clean Air Force organizer.
Drone search for capped wells
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten Joins Moms to Talk About the Energy Bills Relief Act
Michigan Moms were honored to join Congresswoman Hillary Scholten to highlight how the Energy Bills Relief Act helps our community by restoring support for clean energy, lowering costs for ratepayers, protecting public health, and strengthening our energy infrastructure. The legislation will help …
Training Children’s Rights Advocates in an Era of Climate Crisis
“If you are interested in child’s health, how can you not be interested in the climate crisis?” says Donna Koller, a researcher and professor of early childhood studies who is training the next generation of children’s rights advocates.
Florida Rep. Introduced Youth Climate Leadership Act
Supermom Addie Navarro Helps North Carolina Parents Navigate Eco-Anxiety
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.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin Goes to Congress to Spew Climate Denial
Everyone needs to hear what EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said to Congress in April 2026. His budget is full of climate denial and will harm everyone in the U.S. Moms are fighting back alongside Rep. Carter, Rep. Landsman, Rep. Menendez, and Rep. …
6 Eco-Friendly Ways to Celebrate Moms This Mother’s Day
Our Mom Detective writes an open letter to her children about how she’d like to celebrate Mother’s Day this year—and every year. Other children and adult partners, take heed!
Nap Time Activism | Dominique Browning
The Zombie Oil Refinery: One Texas Community’s Fight With a Polluting Project That Just Won’t Die
In early March, President Trump announced his support for the first new polluting oil refinery in Brownsville, Texas, in the last 50 years, and suddenly, a project presumed dead after nearly a decade of inaction might actually move forward.
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.