March 8th is International Women’s Day and is observed as a national holiday in many countries. I want to take a few minutes now to share with you some of the reasons why this DAY of observance means a lot to
Our children are rising…are we? Around the world, led by an unlikely but heroic 16 year old from Sweden, each week on Friday – around the world – 10’s of thousands of students, many not old enough to vote, are
It’s “Black Friday,” the day after Thanksgiving which in the USA has somehow morphed into the day to begin holiday shopping. (No judgements, we just aren’t going to go there!) Many stores oblige and encourage you to come on in,
Calling All Climate Mamas and Papas – we need your help, today! Grab the kids in your life, and sit down together after dinner tonight, and write a letter together to the US Coast Guard. We only have until November
Tweet Share Calling all Climate Mamas and Papas, join us as we “keep the conversation going” on climate change. Beginning at 8pm ET and over the next 24 hours, millions of people will join a conversation on climate change, broadcast
Tweet Share In case you missed our Climate Mama profile of Dominque Browning on our website, we are so glad to have you join us now in celebrating this dynamic and special “Mama!” Serendipity: “The occurrence and development of events
Tweet Share We are incredibly honored and excited to bring you a special visit with a unique and inspiring Climate Mama, Franke James. Franke embodies environmental and social change, and inspires others to follow her lead through her actions, writing
Tweet Share Grab the kids in your life and watch this fun, inspiring video from our friends at 350.org. Over 2000 events in 180 countries drew people together to show that we CAN move off fossil fuels! Also, catch our
Did you miss our National TV debut back in November? Watch the Balancing Act, Thursday, February 17TH, 7-8am (ET/PT) on Lifetime TV. For more from the Climate Mama on the Balancing Act, check out our blog posts from The Balancing
Our September Climate Mama comes to us from Quebec, Canada. Educator, adventurer, polar explorer and mom, Lisa “Diz” Glithero helps us “make the connections” between our actions and our changing natural world. With her positive, charismatic and optimistic attitude, Diz
In case you missed her profile on the Climate Mama website, our Summer “Climate Mama” was Erica Charles, founder of Schools Low Carbon Day which took place at the end of June 2010 in the United Kingdom. Erica inspired and
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