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The latest from Moms Across America — research findings, campaign updates, policy alerts, and stories from our community.
Protect Your Pets! Avoid Poison in Pet Food and Your Neighborhood!
We all love our pets. But both wild and domesticated animals are contracting illnesses at an increasing and alarming rate. There are many factors that are contributing to the tragic increase of animal sickness and death including food, environmental factors, and vaccines.
Happy Independence Day!
As we all celebrate this 4th of July - whether it’s in your backyard or marching down your main street - I encourage you to take a moment and reflect on the meaning of the holiday. It was on July 4, 1776 the Continental Congress declared that the thirteen American colonies were united, free, and ind
Non-Toxic Nextdoor Outreach
Do you want you pets and family to live a long, cancer free life? Take action! Do some Non-Toxic Nextdoor Outreach!
The First Parade
It was a clear, sunny day in Connecticut. It was hot but not scorching and there was a slight breeze now and then—just enough to bring a sigh of relief. We gathered in the Stop & Shop parking lot in the charming and affluent town of Madison. Groups of cheerleaders, firefighters, men driving tiny car
Your Backyard REGENERATIVE Garden!
We are once again in the position where we, as everyday citizens, have the opportunity to use our gardens as a force for change. Shifting garden practices towards principles of regenerative agriculture can be a meaningful part of reversing climate change, sequestering carbon, and growing healthy, or
14 Ways that GMOs Have Ruined America’s Way of Life
OpEd by Zen Honeycutt
Pesticides Found in Hawaiian Homes from GMO Farming
Last month I had the honor of visiting, interviewing locals and speaking in Maui about our Right to Health.
National Doctors Day
March 30th is officially National Doctor’s Day. It was created in 1933 by Eudora Brown Almond of Winder, Georgia, the wife of a local doctor. Eudora chose that day because, on March 30, 1842, Dr. Crawford W. Long used an ether anesthetic for the first time during surgery. In 1991 Congress passed Pro
The Toxin-Free Town Campaign
One day Natalie, a mom who lives in my town, called me, furious, and said that a truck with a tank had just sprayed her street with Rodeo (a glyphosate-based herbicide). Find out what happened.
Invest in Yourself/Your Health -- National Nutrition Month
More and more we are all hearing about the huge role our genetics play in our health. It is the age-old question of nature vs nurture or another way to phrase it is genetics vs lifestyle.
What Truly Makes a Man Sexy
OpEd By Zen Honeycutt
Get Organized AND Save the World
Get Organized AND Save the World! Author Evan Zislis gets real about our stuff ...and making a difference in the world.
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