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Do I have to be a mom or parent to participate? No – anyone and everyone is welcome to volunteer to write MomsRising voting reminder postcards! Who is receiving the postcards? NEW FOR 2026: We aren't blasting postcards to just anyone. We are laser-targeting Democratic moms in key toss-up districts where races will be won or lost on razor-thin margins. These are moms who care deeply about affordable child care, real health care, and safe communities (just like you), but they don't always make it...
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Sue Anne Reed
Gov. Spanberger with MomsRising members Molly Middlehurst and Anna Lukacs
MomsRising members Molly Middlehurst and Anna Lukacs joined Gov. Abigail Spanberger for Virginia's Labor Week Working Families Roundtable. They shared valuable insight on how the state's new Paid Family and Medical Leave and paid sick leave laws can be implemented in the most helpful ways for families like theirs.
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Taylor Austin
Jacksonville families, We need your voice. This November, Florida voters will vote on Amendment 3. And if it passes, it will mean less money for local services you, your family, and your neighbors use every day. Join us at City Hall on September 15th at 1 pm to tell the Finance Committee to protect the Children's Programs funded by the Kids Hope Alliance. How do we already know? During the August 26, 2026 City Council budget hearing, a $5 million cut to Kids Hope Alliance (KHA) children’s...
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Yasmina White
Welcome to the September 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—a monthly toolkit that will arrive in your inbox to provide you and your community with ideas on how to self-organize and take action, how to process and make sense of all that’s going on, AND how to remain calm, find joy in community, and recharge as we build a brighter future! Want to receive...
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Lauren Hipp
I am a textbook “Type-B” mom. I do not know what tomorrow’s spirit week theme is, I cannot keep track of my kids’ sports’ calendars, and I will never remember what time my three kids were born. If you need someone to start a dance party when we are already late, I’m your girl. The one schedule I have always been on top of, however, is vaccinations. My son Milo was born during a whooping cough outbreak in 2013 — that I do remember with chilling clarity. I have taken my kids for every recommended...
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Jenny Byer
A home health care aide providing compassionate support to an aging adult at home.
Federal budget cuts targeting Medicaid are threatening vital Home- and Community-Based Services (HCBS) — forcing states to restrict in-home support for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Join us and take action!
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Kelsey Reyes
Health Care Coverage Loss — Take Action Now
Recent policy choices have stripped roughly 8 million Americans of health care coverage, forcing families to face skyrocketing premiums and threatening community medical facilities with closure. Urge your member of Congress to take immediate action to restore critical Medicaid funding and reinstate essential health care tax credits.
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Felicia Burnett
Families across our communities are already struggling with the rising costs of health care, child care, and aging and disability care. At the same time, our country is facing serious shortages of workers who provide this essential care. Now, the Trump administration’s decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti and other countries is putting thousands of caregivers and healthcare workers at risk of losing their ability to work and remain with their families. [1] *Can you help us...
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Linda Stone
As students head back to school across the country, we should all care about what they are learning. Everyone agrees that school lessons should be accurate. They should be helpful for a student’s health and growth.That is why the return of abstinence-only programs is so concerning. More than ten years ago, I worked in teen pregnancy prevention. We knew that abstinence-only programs did more than just give wrong information. We knew they were actually harming young people. Yet these programs...
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Gina Arias