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With Mother’s Day around the corner and 74% of mothers with children under 18 participating in the workforce in 2025, personal finance company WalletHub has released its 2026 report ranking the best and worst states for working moms. To determine which states provide the most support for working mothers, WalletHub…

A few years ago a family member died unexpectedly after childbirth. Her passing completely wrecked her family and they still have not recovered from her…

My sweet mother always told me about her many births. In all, four of us lived, but many did not. Several of my would-be brothers…

Photo by Majkl Velner on Unsplash This month Sierra Leone banned child marriage and laid out severe punishments for those engaging in marrying girls and…

When the Arizona Supreme Court ruled on April 9, 2024, that the state’s Civil War-era law banning nearly all abortions was enforceable, it brought into stark…

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@socialgoodmoms One of Oxfam’s latest reports says that a child under five may die every forty seconds by 2030 due to these drastic cuts to humanitarian aid. This is especially heartbreaking as global humanitarian efforts have saved more newborn and child lives, and the data proves it. #ForeignAid #humanitarianaid #Oxfam #OxfamAmerica ♬ original sound Social Good Moms