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Take Action: Tell Congress to pass the No Immunity for Glyphosate Act

March 10, 2026
Despite campaign promises to limit toxins, a recent Executive Order expands the production of glyphosate — a known neurotoxin and probable carcinogen. MomsRising is mobilizing to support the bipartisan No Immunity for Glyphosate Act to prioritize our children's health over corporate profits.
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Your March Moms Next Door Dispatch is here!

March 5, 2026
Welcome to the March Dispatch! Thank you for being a part of our growing, powerful Moms Next Door program! What’s the Moms Next Door Dispatch? Each month, you’ll receive the Moms Next Door Dispatch (Scroll down!)—a monthly toolkit that will arrive in your inbox to provide you and your community...
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One Year Later: Tell Congress to Reinstate the National Police Accountability Database

March 4, 2026
One year after the National Law Enforcement Accountability Database (NLEAD) was decommissioned, communities across the country are seeing the devastating consequences of weakened oversight. MomsRising is mobilizing to demand that Congress reinstate this vital tool to protect our families and ensure transparency in agencies like ICE and Border Patrol.
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The REAL State of Our Union: Fighting Voter Suppression, Representation & Joy at the Winter Olympics, & More

March 2, 2026
On the radio show this week, we dive into the importance of protecting democracy from voter suppression efforts. We also hear about the powerful representation and joy we experienced at this year's Winter Olympics -- and how narrative power can shift societal views for women, moms, and our families. Next, we cover the state of OUR union when it comes to maternal health, and the Trump administration’s cuts to crucial programs that are worsening the crisis. Finally, we discuss New York state and New York City's historic investments in child care, how you can make victories like that happen where you live.
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The Architects of Change: A Tribute to Black Women Organizers

February 27, 2026
As our celebration of Black History Month comes to a close, I feel it’s essential to recognize not only the iconic leaders and pivotal milestones that have marked our journey but also the remarkable women organizers—teachers, librarians, community activists, and policymakers—whose relentless...
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Tea Time with MomsRising NH

February 24, 2026
Tea Time with MomsRising NH Matcha & MOMentum with MacKenzie Happy Valentine’s day, friends. If loving New Hampshire families is your love language, you’re in the right place. The 2026 legislative session is in full swing, and let’s just say it came in hot. While we were still cleaning up the...
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Hop, Skip, and Jump to it, Congress–Families Demand HHS Unfreeze the Child Care Cuts!

February 26, 2026
When the MomsRising MOMbassador team invited me to attend a Senate hearing on the Hill about child care fund freezes, I thought to myself, what do I as a stay at home mom have to add to this discussion? What can I learn from the experience and how can I move public policy further for families?...
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Marco Rubio Stops Libraries from Processing Passports

February 17, 2026
Congress is fast-tracking the anti-voter SAVE Act 2.0, a bill that would require specific proof of citizenship documents that 21 million Americans currently lack. MomsRising is mobilizing to reject this legislation, which disproportionately targets married women and those without easy access to expensive passports.
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