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This is our moment, Mom the Vote Team! Across the country, thousands of moms, dads, parents, and people are coming together to inspire millions of moms to register, vote, and make their voices heard — building a stronger, more representative democracy along the way. This is what we were made for. Thank you for signing up, and Let’s Go! Your mission, should you choose to accept it: Gather some friends and host a Mom the Vote activity — or two, or three! Your gathering can focus on writing...
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Karen Showalter
Graphic advocating against automated AI health care purges
MomsRising is urging members to tell Congress to block federal agencies from using AI models to drop coverage and reject automated health care cuts.
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Felicia Burnett
Graphic advocating for Latina Equal Pay Day and equal pay for Latinas
On Latina Equal Pay Day, MomsRising is shedding light on the persistent wage gap that costs Latina workers an average of $33,300 every year and over $1.4 million across a career.
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We are beyond excited to officially announce the launch of our Sixth RISERS cohort! Since the RISERS Parent Leadership program launched in 2021, our goal has been clear: to give parents the skills they need to grow their advocacy, nurture their leadership, and help them channel their lived experiences into unstoppable grassroots MOM power. After all, mamas are the original organizers—sometimes we just need the space and tools to step fully into that power! This year, we’re keeping that...
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Diana Limongi
Trump officials have drafted a plan to pay stay-at-home parents for about $9,000 per child. This isn't about helping married parents—it's about punishing single mothers. The proposed benefit, a top policy for Vice President JD Vance, would take funds earmarked for child care for low-income parents and change the eligibility requirement to include married families with a parent who does not work. The $12 billion Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) was created in the 1990s to support low-...
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To-wen Tseng
Across the nation, MomsRising members are transforming personal economic strain into collective political power through localized "Moms are Feeling the Squeeze!" Kitchen Table Events. From living rooms to coffee shops, families gathered directly with lawmakers to highlight the crushing reality of today’s care and affordability crises—demonstrating that skyrocketing costs for child care, healthcare, and everyday essentials are systemic policy failures rather than individual shortcomings. By...
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Participants in Jean's Kids Caucus event smiling and holding books
In This Article MomsRising Mombassador and RISER Jean organized a voting-themed Kids Caucus event to activate our children’s civic engagement and ABCs for Democracy as part of the RISERS National Leadership Program ! As part of the RISERS National Leadership Program, Jean organized a MomsRising voting-themed event called the Kids Caucus to give children the opportunity to ask local leaders about voting and other civic engagement actions like having conversations about voting and checking their...
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Demand the Expansion of Access to Reproductive Health Care — Pass the EACH Act
For 50 years, the Hyde Amendment has restricted federal health programs like Medicaid from covering abortion care, unfairly burdening low-income and working families. MomsRising is urging members to tell Congress to pass the EACH Act and guarantee health care access for all.
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Gina Arias
Child care is a pivotal part of our communities across New York. Across New York State, so many families face child care challenges. So many providers face challenges providing care to the families that need child care to work. They also face challenges getting paid. It is these stories that we are highlighting in the third New York: A Child Care State of Mind storybook. NY Empire State of Child Care Storybook cover.png Why are storybooks important? In collaboration with the Empire State...
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Diana Limongi