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Category Archives: In The News
Speaking for myself, I have been operating this past week in a kind of low functioning stupor. I have had a hard time sleeping (although not that uncommon for me) but more importantly, I have been having a hard time … Continue reading
Posted in Health & Fitness, In The News, Politics, Science, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged climate justice and women, EPA greenhouse gases, EPA vs West Virginia, Major Question Doctrine, Radical Supreme Court, Roe Vs Wade, separation church and state, Supreme Court, Supreme court decisions
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Mother’s Day 2022: I have been a mother for over 24 years; first to my son and then to my daughter. I have been a full time climate educator, policy analyst and activist for 15 of those 24 years. Understanding … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mamas & Papas, In The News, Politics, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged climate crisis, climate justice and mothers day, ClimateMama, democracy at stake, EPA vs West Virgina, mothers day and the supreme court, our kids future, Reproductive rights and climate justice, Roe v Wade and climate change
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In mid-March I had the honor and the pleasure of interviewing director, writer, filmmaker, and climate mama extraordinaire Rachel Lears. I was introduced to Rachel by New York Women in Film & Television (NYWIFT) which joined forces with the National … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fashion, Entertainment, Climate Mama News, Climate Mamas & Papas, Earth Day is Every Day, In The News, Politics, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged AOC and climate, climate change and kids, Climate Mamas, Climate Storytelling, Films and Climate Change, Knock Down the House, New York Women in Film and Television, Rachel Lears, To The End Film, Women's History Month
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Our ClimateMama Mantra: Tell the Truth Actions Speak Louder Than Words Don’t be Afraid For many of us, these are lessons our parents taught us and that we are now teaching our children. When it comes to the climate emergency, … Continue reading
Let’s wave goodbye to 2021, and the many climate catastrophes from this past year that Mother Nature demanded we see, feel, hear and experience first hand. From deadly flooding in Germany, New York City and British Columbia, to fires raging across … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Climate Mamas & Papas, Do Something Wednesdays, Holidays, In The News
Tagged 2022 Climate Hope & climate action; what we can do about climate change, climate parent fellowship, Harriet Shugarman book awards, How to Talk to Your Kids About Climate change, Our Kids Climate
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Greetings Climate Mamas and Papas, Were you tuned in to the United Nations Glasgow Climate meeting? I am sure many of you were staying on top of COP26 which came to a close on November 13th, 2021, and that others … Continue reading
I have been working in the parent climate space for more than a decade. It has been rewarding, powerful and frustrating. I have often wondered: Are we truly being heard, are our actions being noticed, are we reaching far and … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Climate Mamas & Papas, Earth Day is Every Day, In The News, Politics, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged climate change kids, Climate Hope, COP26 parents, COP26 stop fossil fuels, COP26 Uproot the system, No New Fossil Fuels, parents rising on climate
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As of September 2020, every Italian child, in every grade, is required to learn about climate change and sustainability. In September 2021, New Jersey became the first state in the US to require every child, k-12 to learn about climate change … Continue reading
I have had the opportunity, the pleasure and the honor to meet, to befriend and to work with people from across the world; an opportunity and a privilege that I know most people don’t have. Traveling Europe when I was … Continue reading
On July 8th parts of the upper westside of Manhattan were inundated with torrential rains; subways and roadways flooded, as did my ground floor walkup apartment. The week prior, in Alberta, Canada, my mother lived with a week-long heat wave, … Continue reading
