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One Mom's Letter to Anyone New to the MomsRising Movement

September 24, 2025
Guest Post from MomsRising Parent Leader, Lorie Stewart. "I’m so excited you’re here. Whether you’re brand new to MomsRising or just considering joining, I want to encourage you: jump in, get engaged, and discover the incredible power you already have to create BIG change in your community, your state, and even your country."
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Your Moms Next Door September Dispatch is here!

September 10, 2025
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 (Scroll down!)—a monthly toolkit that will arrive in your inbox to provide you and your community...
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Tell Congress to reject further ICE funding and to restore congressional oversight

September 8, 2025
Last week in Encinitas, California, a routine school drop-off turned into a nightmare. A father had just dropped off his daughter at school - when in full view of his family and stunned bystanders - masked U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents snatched him from his car without a...
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Florida 2025 Delegation Meetings

September 8, 2025
Wish you could tell your state representatives what’s important to your family without going to Tallahassee? You can — through delegation meetings ! Many people haven’t heard of these meetings, but they are a powerful way to make your voice heard as a parent in Florida. What Are Delegation Meetings...
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How We Got Here

September 4, 2025
Why does it feel like it is so hard to afford a decent life? Not decadent, not luxurious, just decent. And why does it seem like it used to be easier to afford that decent life? There is a very straightforward explanation that answers both of these questions. An economist would say, it comes down...
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Gina Arias at BMMH summit in 2025

Black Maternal Mental Health Week Recap: Storytelling Fuels Advocacy and Change

August 25, 2025
During Black Maternal Mental Health week, MomsRising participated in the Black Maternal Mental Health Summit in Houston, Texas.
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I don’t want to be scared to send my daughter to school

August 25, 2025
A teacher I know in my state is scared to teach after a student was removed from her classroom by ICE in front of the whole class last year. ICE first brought the child’s father in handcuffs into the school in front of other children and staff, presumably to get around laws that prevent them from...
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Duval County Public School Parents & Caregivers Resource Hub

August 14, 2025
The school year is underway and WOW are the questions pouring in. We know the start of school might feel unique and overwhelming as we face more school closures and other challenges to our public schools, driven by reduced funding as a result of state and federal actions. Trying to figure out how...
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Quick signature: Tell Congress to cancel the cuts to health care and pass the Protecting Health Care And Lowering Costs Act!

August 14, 2025
What do you want to hear first—the good news or the bad news? We’ll start with the bad news: Our health care just took a major hit. No administration has ever slashed health care as deeply as the budget bill Republicans passed this month and President Trump signed into law—and it’s all to give tax...
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Pink eviction notice taped to a door.

Housing, Health, and Humanity: Why Eviction Is a Reproductive Justice Issue

August 14, 2025
It’s no surprise that our country is still in the grip of a maternal health crisis—but what’s too often overlooked is how deeply residential eviction fuels this crisis, especially for Black women. It’s not just about losing a roof over your head—it’s about carrying life while carrying terror. About...
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