North Carolina
Welcome to North Carolina MomsRising! We are more than 42,000 members strong in North Carolina, with members from all 100 counties. Together we work on a broad range of issues including paid family leave and paid sick days; access to high quality, affordable early learning; protecting children and families in the state budget; access to health care and oral health equity; standing with immigrant families; gun violence prevention; protecting children from exposure to toxic chemicals; maternal justice; pregnancy accommodations; hunger and food insecurity; engaging families in the voting process; holding legislators accountable for advancing policies that support NC parents and families; and more.
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Questions? Reach out to our North Carolina State MomsForce Director, Beth Messersmith, at beth@momsrising.org.
We're making a difference for women, moms, and families in North Carolina, and we want you to be a part of it!
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Would you want someone as young as 18 years old to be allowed to carry a loaded, hidden handgun in our communities, and neighborhoods without undergoing a background check? We certainly don’t! That is why we must make sure that Concealed Carry Permitting is never repealed. Tell your NC lawmakers to vote NO on HB5/SB50, which would repeal Concealed Carry Permitting and put us in harm’s way!
Did you know that in NC we currently have a policy that will have corporations paying ZERO in state income tax by 2030? ZERO?!? Tell NC lawmakers to pause the cuts and use that $2 billion/yr to invest in what families need.
A living wage. Paid sick days. Paid family and medical leave. These policies represent the essential building blocks of what working people need to provide for themselves and their families. But in North Carolina none of them are guaranteed by law. RSVP now to join us and tell lawmakers why these issues are so important.