Who will be the next Malala? Empowered and emboldened – using her voice and actions to right wrongs and lead the world forward in a just way; at the same time, inspiring others to lead as well. Who won’t have
On a personal note, this will be my third Father’s Day without my Dad. Father’s Day would forever take on a new meaning for me after September 2015, when my father’s brutal fight with metastatic throat cancer finally ended. I
Welcoming 2015 as we Celebrate 5 Years of ClimateMama! As the saying goes…”Time flies ..” Five years ago, ClimateMama became the first “entrant” into the climate space speaking solely through and for parents; expressing our concerns about climate change and
Wishing all our Climate Mamas and Papas who celebrate Christmas, a wonderful and special holiday with family and friends! A fun “fact” to share with your kids about the New York City Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, pictured here. This year’s
The holiday season is upon us. The opportunity to spend quality time with family members we don’t necessarily get to see on a regular basis, can bring with it both good and bad. We wanted to provide you with a
As Climate Mamas and Papas, we know that carbon pollution from fossil fuels is driving climate change, but many people, including our friends, family and neighbors don’t understand the countless ways we’re already paying for it – from taxes for
Tweet Share Floods, drought, heat waves, hurricanes, tornadoes, extreme weather – biblical plagues? No, in fact this is just the weather following me around these days! Let me give you a quick recap of highlights from MY last year, from
Tweet Share At ClimateMama we owe our start, our inspiration, and a debt of gratitude to the Climate Reality Project it’s staff, leaders and it’s chairman Al Gore. Our own Climate Mama, Harriet was personally trained by Mr. Gore and
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 Climate Impact Day has unfolded around the world, and to me it has been an incredibly humbling, humanizing and reconnecting experience. The idea that one picture can “speak a thousand words” is so very true. Looking at the
Tweet Share Were you one of the more than 8.5 million viewers who tuned in to watch 24 Hours of Reality? If you didn’t get a chance to watch it you still can, go to The Climate Reality Project homepage
Tweet Share Grab the Kids in your life and Enjoy this 30 Seconds of Fun, as the “sh**t” hits the fan and Climate “Denial” is unmasked for what it is! RSVP and join ClimateMama for 24 Hours of Reality. Airing
Tweet My family was lucky. No one was hurt. No fallen trees. No flooded basement, and we had and still have power. We also had plenty of time to prepare for Irene, a massive but slow moving storm. Our bathtub
Tweet As parents, we need to continue looking for and sharing facts and reality with our children. Unfortunately facts and reality on climate science seem to be lacking in the “headlines” as denier voices seem to be grabbing all the
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