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Paid Sick Days for All

Nearly half of all private sector workers don't have a single paid sick day. The result: too many Americans are forced to go to work sick, to choose between taking care of a sick child or losing a day's pay, or even end up losing their jobs when illness strikes. Help change this.

Fair Pay Now

Help overturn an outrage. The U.S. Supreme Court in the Ledbetter case made a decision that significantly sets back women's ability to demand equal pay for equal work. In fact, the ruling also undermines an employee's ability to stop pay discrimination based on race, religion, and national origin, as well as gender. The Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act fixes that problem. Help it pass Congress now.

Support Breastfeeding Moms!

Sign the Statement of Support for Breastfeeding Moms and to advocate for the Breastfeeding Promotion Act which is moving through Congress.

California - Healthcare for All Kids!

MomsRising members feel strongly that every child should have access to healthcare and are deeply concerned that approximately 763,000 children in California are currently uninsured. Tell your legislators that any healthcare reform in California must include coverage for all kids now!
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I Love Seeing Babies at Work!

joan's picture

Envisioning and embracing culture change that enables parents to excel at home and at work is a core goal for MomsRising. Win-win solutions are more accessible than most of us realize. This weekend the New York Times highlighted such an opportunity that far too few businesses are taking advantage of:

babies at work! http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/04/jobs/04babies.html?_r=1

Fair Pay has a window of opportunity this week!

Katie Bethell's picture

How cool would it be for fair pay to be one of the first things that that President-Elect Obama signs into law? It could actually happen!

Financial Health Education in School Curriculum?

Elizabeth Cox's picture

Health education is required at my children’s schools. Personal, physical, sexual, and even environmental health is all part of the curriculum. But what about financial health? While some high schools offer elective courses in investments and banking, most do not. The assumption is that kids will learn about money along the way and that their parents will guide them.

Forget the two front teeth, families need economic security!

Kristin's picture

Wait a minute! Hold the Fa La Las, stop the dreidel spinning, and halt the snowball fights because there is one thing we need you to do before you start the holiday merriment.

Right now, yes today, Congress is putting together an economic recovery package and we need you to take a brief moment to tell them not to forget about the economic security needs of families (that's us!).

Our voices were heard: No wait-list for Healthy Families!

Julia Goodman's picture

Congratulations! Last week California MomsRising.org members sent over 3,600 letters to Governor Schwarzenegger and our legislators in Sacramento to oppose a proposed wait-list for kids' healthcare coverage. Our voices were heard!

Did You Know?

A tremendous number of children have a television in their bedroom (68% of eight to eighteen year olds).

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