Statement “America’s moms want our streets, schools, and homes to be safe from gun violence, our opioid prevention programs to be strong, and crime victims to get the services they need – so it is distressing to learn the Trump administration is cancelling literally hundred
MomsRising Newsroom
April 24, 2025
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Education Fund
April 21, 2025
Statement “There’s no question that families need policies that make it possible for moms and parents to care for their kids, go to work, and contribute to their communities. That’s why moms across the country are demanding quality, affordable child, elder and disability care; fair pay; access to maternal and all health care; and paid family and medical leave for when we have babies, our kids get sick, or we need to provide elder care or recover from serious illness.
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Together
April 18, 2025
Statement “Our state legislature took vitally important steps this week to make our workplaces more family friendly and fair by passing a bill to expand pregnancy and postpartum workplace accommodations to all employers, regardless of their size, and another that closes a loophole in the state's Paid Family Medical Leave (PFML) program that put workers who took paid leave at risk of losing their jobs. Enactment of both these bills would support moms, families, businesses and our state’s economy, and Gov. Ferguson should waste no time in signing them into law.
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Together
April 15, 2025
Media advisory MomsRising has experts available to discuss our country’s maternal health crisis during Black Maternal Health Week this week, including Tina Sherman, our National Director for Maternal Justice who is a North Carolina-based doula; and Monifa Bandele, our Senior Vice President, a maternal health expert whose Texas-based grandmother was once denied maternal health care because of her race.
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Together
April 13, 2025
Statement “We were dumbfounded, horrified, and enraged by the report that the Trump administration is considering defunding Head Start in its FY2026 budget proposal.
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MomsRising
Together
April 10, 2025
Statement “Every U.S. Representative who voted to pass the SAVE Act today chose voter suppression over our democracy. The Republican unity on this bill is a disgrace and a betrayal of our core values as a nation. The U.S. Senate must reject it.
MomsRising
Together
April 8, 2025
Media advisory Join tax fairness advocates and constituents from across the country at the U.S. Capitol on Thursday April 10 in Washington, D.C., to stand against taking away services working people depend on—from health care like Medicaid, to public education, food assistance, care for children, seniors, and the disabled, housing, and more—in order to pay for more tax breaks for billionaires and big corporations.
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Together
April 7, 2025
Statement “As President Trump’s latest tariffs promise to drive prices even higher, today is a painful reminder that Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) women must cope with the devastating impacts of his trade war while also facing discriminatory pay practices. Overall, AANHPI women are paid an unacceptable 83 cents for every dollar paid to White men. But averaging across such a wide range of identities is dangerously misleading, and obscures the reality that many AANHPI subgroups face much more painful wage gaps.
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MomsRising
Together
March 27, 2025
Statement “America’s moms are alarmed and outraged that the Trump administration is making devastating cuts to staff, grants, and programs at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), which runs numerous agencies that are vitally important to our health and wellbeing. Nothing matters more to America’s moms than a government that ensures our food is safe and provides health information we can trust, care we can count on, medications we can afford, and coverage that meets all our needs.
Campaigns:
MomsRising
Education Fund
On Equal Pay Day 2025, Moms Fear the Punitive, Appalling Wage Gap Will Get Even Worse Than It Is Now
March 25, 2025
Statement “83 cents. That is how much America’s full-time, year-round women workers are paid for each dollar paid to men, according to 2023 Census data. The wage gap widens to an even more appalling 75 cents when you consider all earners, including full-time, part-time, and part-year workers. And for the first time in 21 years, the gender-based wage gap actually grew in 2024.
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MomsRising
Together