.MomsRising sends a heartfelt thank you to Chris Sununu for issuing a proclamation for Maternal Mental Week Awareness Week. Maternal mental health conditions are the most common complication of pregnancy. Without awareness we can not address these issues! #NHPolitics

Nearly 90% of disabled women in the South live in states that have banned or are likely to ban abortion, endangering their health and lives. Read more in National Partnership's new brief: npwf.info/3Uu5Pbv #DisabilityTwitter

#MaternalMentalHealth disorders like postpartum depression are the #1 complication of childbearing and one of the leading causes of maternal mortality. #MMHWeek2024 #StorytellingSavesLives Share your story with us action.momsrising.org/sign/MHStory20…

Roughly 6 in 10 Black disabled women and 6 in 10 American Indian/Alaska Native disabled women live in states that have banned or are likely to ban #abortion . National Partnership's new brief addresses the impact of Dobbs on disabled women of color: npwf.info/3Uu5Pbv #DisabilityTwitter

Following #MomPowerBootcamp2024 , Nina Perez MomsRising/MamásConPoder shares about the powerful experience of bringing 41 moms and caregivers from 25 states to Capitol Hill to advocate for #ChildCareForAll & highlight this winning issue in the 2024 election.

New analysis from National Partnership finds that more than 3 million disabled women live in the 26 states that have banned or are likely to ban #abortion since Dobbs. That accounts for more than half of all disabled women in the U.S. #DisabilityTwitter npwf.info/3Uu5Pbv

Unpaid labor, including care work for children & adults remains largely unseen & unvalued, despite its critical role in the economic & social fabric of our society. This work disproportionately falls to women & women of color, help us shine a light on this and say: #CareCantWait

.Rep. Debbie Dingell understands that #Medicaid and #Medicare are a lifeline to millions of America's seniors — and she believes that health care should be a right in this country. That's why she's leading the fight to protect and expand these vital programs for generations to come.

Current events, loneliness, technology, & social drivers are the top four things affecting everyone's mental health today. For #MentalHealthMonth , we encourage you to check out MHA's free mental health resources. Learn more at mhanational.org/may 💚 #WhereToStart

Care work is not equal. Together, Oxfam America and Prosperity Now are shedding light on the often invisible or underappreciated roles women play in the economy. Women need more support. From equally shared caregiving to #PaidLeaveForAll #CareCantWait

Teachers carrying guns isn't a effective solution to school violence, our @GloPan tells @Parents. Kids can access improperly stored firearms. School employees can fire weapons accidentally or misuse them during a mental health crisis. #gunsafety

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Fresh off #BMHW24 , Monifa Bandele @momsrising shares about the legislators, activists, birth workers, and entrepreneurs fighting to end medical racism and improve #BlackMaternalHealth . 'It is the innovation that's happening at every level that's going to turn this around.'

Women are forced to leave the workforce to provide care for their loved ones at an alarming rate. We are overdue for national #PaidLeaveForAll & #AffordableChildCare to help women-especially women of color have the choice to stay in the workforce. #CareCantWait

I’ve got NEW numbers for American Progress on 2024 plan selections in the ACA marketplace by Congressional district. We did all the work for you—by calculating the proportion and percentage of people in each CD that selected plans and received APTCs. americanprogress.org/article/2024-a…

Dawn Huckelbridge @PaidLeaveForAll discusses how outlets like @GlamourMag help to build and exercise women's power in policy fights. Plus, she shares why #PaidLeave is not just possible, it is inevitable, with a growing number of states showing us the way.

Our Senior Campaign Director Nadia and our adorable mini advocate Saniya joined NAPAWF for a congressional briefing on the state of economic justice for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) women and girls and heard impactful AANHPI stories!