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Expansion and Movement

March 14, 2023
“Never say never.” I’ve heard that phrase throughout my life and mostly blown it off. These days, it’s the mantra by which I’ve been living. "I’ll never leave the ranch. I’ll never move away from California. I’ll never be in another romantic relationship." These are things I said -- out loud and in...
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Let's keep up the momentum on SB 5225 in Washington State!

March 9, 2023
Have you heard the great news?! Senate Bill 5225 passed in the Washington State Senate with a strong bipartisan vote. We’ve gotten this far because of the advocacy of families and MomsRising members like you - thank you! Join us in thanking our Senators for standing up for families and providers by...
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Unwinding Medicaid's Continuous Coverage

March 2, 2023
On Wednesday February 22, 2023, we had one of our bigger #WellnessWed chats to date on protecting children and families' health coverage when the public health emergency (PHE) ends. Both national and state partners such as Georgetown CCF, Protecting Immigrant Families Coalition, Children's Hospital...
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Eco-Friendly Postpartum Practices: What Every Family Should Know

February 27, 2023
After recently giving birth to my second baby, I’ve learned that is important to focus on postpartum care in an environmentally conscious way. Not only does this benefit the health of both you and your child, but it also helps to preserve the environment for future generations. It can be difficult...
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2023 is the year for maternal justice in New Hampshire

February 20, 2023
Did you know that the United States is currently the most dangerous place to give birth in the developed world, with major racial disparities where Black women lose their lives at 3 to 4 times the rate of white women due to maternity-related causes, independent of age, economic background, or...
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Learning to Need Others

February 20, 2023
Does this sound familiar? “I’m fine.” “Oh, I’ll be okay.” “I don’t want to be a bother.” “I just need to spend some more time thinking about it.” “I’ll figure it out.” These are some of the things we say to ourselves or others when we are in denial of our own needs. Denying our needs is one of the...
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Pide inversiones federales para el cuidado infantil

February 9, 2023
Febrero es el mes del amor y la amistad, pero las mamás y los papás definitivamente no estamos sintiendo ni el amor ni la amistad por parte de nuestros legisladores que nos decepcionan una y otra vez. Nos sentimos agotados tratando de lidiar con todas las cosas y estamos constantemente tratando de...
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Show Teachers and Friends some Love with these Printable Valentine's Day cards

February 9, 2023
Valentine’s Day is around the corner and if valentines are on your mind, you’re not alone! We know how busy parents can be, so we’ve got some goodies for you: free printable Valentine’s Day cards and printable pages to check everyone off the list: tell teachers, early care educators and friends how bear-y special they are!
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Juega Lotería con nosotras durante el Estado de la Unión

February 7, 2023
* ¡Haz clic para descargar su tarjeta de Bingo del Estado de la Unión AHORA! * El Estado de la Unión ocurrirá el martes 7 de febrero de 2023, a las 21:00 horas. EST/6:00 p. m. hora del Pacífico ¡Estaremos mirando con palomitas de maíz y cartones de Lotería de MomsRising/MamásConPoder en la mano!...
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Give books some love this Valentine's Day!

February 3, 2023
Famous children’s author Dr. Seuss wrote “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” But not so much in Florida. Under a Florida law that went into effect in July 2022, all books in elementary school libraries must be reviewed by a certified media specialist. This includes much loved classroom collections for independent reading. As a result, Florida teachers are increasingly being told that they should remove books or they risk being charged with a third-degree felony.
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