Our Motto: Individually we are all powerful. Together we can change the world. We believe in the power of collective action to help others and believe in ourselves to make this world a better place for our children and the world’s children.
Meeting a Fellow Mom Blogger in India
As I have mentioned before one of the cornerstones of Mom Bloggers for Social Good is making global…
The Narrowing Gap Between Rich and Poor Countries
The World Health Organization released its annual World Health Statisticsreport. In the report the…
2.4 Billion Still Lack Sanitation
By 2015 2.4 billion people will still lack access to proper sanitation – that’s one-third of the…
Why We’re Headed to Delhi, India Next Week
Building global connections both online and offline is the cornerstone of Mom Bloggers for Social…
We’re Joining UNICEF USA for an Important Discussion About Women and Girls
Next Monday, May 6 from 2 – 3 PM ESTwe will join UNICEF USA’s CEO Caryl M. Stern and their Deputy…
Simple solutionsImplemented globallyHelp all newborns thrive#haiku #newborn2013 #globalteamof200 #socialgoodmoms
— Karen Heffren (@DesertChica)
New life means great hopeThree million are lost each yearInspire Change Today#haiku #newborn2013 #globalteamof200 #socialgoodmoms
— Lisa Van Engen(@aboutproximity)
Sweet little babiesAll over this world of oursNewborns need great care#socialgoodmoms @globalteamof200
— Holly (@Tropic_of_Mom)
Some people come to doula work from a deep commitment to helping women have the same type of birth experiences they had or at least hope to have someday. I am just the opposite. (via The Birth of a Doula | The Right Hand Mom)
Key Tweets from the #MalariaBuzz Twitter Chat
Today the world’s largest NGOsthat work to fight malaria hosted an informative Twitter chat about…