Photographer Christopher Morris Documents a Changing Florida
Christopher Morris has spent much of his career photographing what humans do to one another. These days, though, he photographs what’s currently happening to the Florida landscape amid climate destruction.
Back to School in Extreme Heat? How to Keep Kids Safe
Extreme heat was terrible this summer. These high temps are only getting worse and more common because of climate change. And now our kids are going back to school in classrooms that were not built to handle sweltering temperatures Hear from Michigan …
7 Heat-Safety Tips Every Black Parent Should Know
Testimony: Mary Wagner, PUCN Accessibility Reform, August 27, 2026
By: Mary Wagner, Nevada Field Organizer Date: August 27, 2026 About: Public Utilities Commission of Nevada Accessibility Reform To: Joint Interim Standing Committee on Government Affairs Meeting Good afternoon, Chair and members of the Committee. My name is Mary Wagner, and I …
Dolly Parton’s Special Take on Climate Advocacy
As the world mourns Dolly Parton, who died at her home in Nashville on Tuesday, August 25, it feels important to also celebrate her climate advocacy.
Covering Wildfire Smoke
Extreme Heat Hurts Student Athletes. This Sports Medicine Doctor Helps.
Meet Dr. Tiana Woolridge, a sports medicine doctor whose firsthand experience of how heat-related illness can quickly spiral if not recognized and treated early makes her uniquely positioned to raise awareness about the issue.
We protect young athletes from concussions. Why not heat? | Opinion
Almeta Cooper and Dr. Lisa Patel in USA Today: “We Protect Children From Concussions, Why Not Heat?”
In today’s USA Today, Moms’ Almeta Cooper and Dr. Lisa Patel argue that heat illness in young athletes is a problem that is persistent, poorly understood—and entirely preventable.
Justice in Every Breath: Kiya Stanford x Allison Wilkinson
For our August Justice in Every Breath interview, Moms’ Kiya Stanford spoke with Allison Wilkinson, Mrs Elemental USA 2026—an environmental educator, nonprofit leader, and cross-country coach—about how families, coaches, and communities can keep young athletes safe as temperatures rise.
New Extreme Heat Warnings Posted in Georgia Park Thanks to Moms
Moms Georgia Organizer Kiya Stanford and Atlanta Parks and Rec came together to post signage in Sarah J. González Park to equip families with information about #extremeheat and safe play in rising temperatures! We’re happy to educate and advocate for safety during the …