El clima extremo afecta más a la comunidad latina, especialmente a las mujeres embarazadas y sus bebés
EcoMadres Summit on 12 News (Phoenix, Arizona)
WATCH: Phoenix event addresses pollution, heat impacts on Latina moms and kids
Entre el calor y la esperanza
In Tampa Bay, likely back-to-back hurricanes take a toll on mental health
These women are trying to humanize the climate crisis
Moms Join Rep. Nanette Barragán to Introduce Historic Latina Maternal Health Resolution
Latino communities need rapid and equitable interventions to address their unique vulnerabilities during pregnancy. That’s why Moms supports this historic congressional resolution that recognizes the threat of extreme heat and air pollution to Latina maternal and infant health.
Rep. Nannette Barragán Briefs: Senator Highlights Environmental Threat on Latina Maternal Health, Introduces Bill to Access Economical Generic Drugs
Outdoor and Indoor Workers Need Protections From Extreme Heat Now
Extreme heat is the leading weather-related cause of death in the United States. Outdoor work and warehouse work can be especially dangerous, but currently, there’s no federal standard from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) that protects workers from heat stress hazards—and this needs to change.
Moms Call on Congress to Protect Children From Extreme Weather at School
Extreme weather is making it harder for parents to keep children safe and healthy—even at school. The good news is we are not powerless to protect our beloved children where they learn and play.