This category is for updates that celebrate the achievements of our Moms. This is a useful category when we have a story that may not be tied to a specific campaign.
In May, Mothers Out Front hosted an inspiring in-person training retreat called “Training for Trainers.” Member leaders and staff gathered in Nashville, TN, for four days of learning, connection, and community building. The retreat was designed to educate and empower our member leaders, providing them with the tools to organize impactful campaigns, manage teams, foster […]
On Saturday, June 14, Mothers Out Front (MOF) hosted an engaging virtual Leadership Academy training that brought together 15 passionate members from across the country — from California to Rhode Island, Virginia to Iowa — all united by a commitment to build a healthier, more just future for our kids. This session focused on the
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Mother’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate yourself, your mom, caregivers, and all of the women who shape your lives. Whether with flowers, heartfelt cards, or going out for brunch, we at Mothers Out Front wish you a joyful celebration! We believe this day is about more than appreciation. It’s also a powerful opportunity
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Recently, we had the privilege of interviewing Liz Phebus a member of Mothers Out Front Pueblo, Colorado about the importance of LGBTQIA+ representation in the climate justice space. Liz joined Mothers Out Front to make a tangible impact in her community. Initially drawn by her involvement with Clean Air Pueblo and No Nuclear Pueblo; groups
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Recently, Julie Mowrey our Digital Media Manager had the privilege of speaking with Valinda Chan about the importance of AAPI representation in the climate justice space. Growing up Valinda witnessed the disproportionate impacts of air pollution, housing displacement, and food insecurity. Today living in East Boston, Valinda sees similar issues facing their family’s community. Valinda is a
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