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This story was originally reported by Brooke Migdon of The 19th. Meet Brooke and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy is nearing its end, with closing arguments and jury deliberations expected next week after nearly a month of witness testimony.…

Mom bloggers have been in Haiti with social media marketing firm, Be Everywhere, since last Saturday visiting artisans whose work is sold at Macy’s stores…

You may have read our partner feature about the Nyanya Project this weekend. The Nyanya Project is a North Carolina non-profit organization that empowers grandmothers to keep their families…

On World AIDS Day 2011 in Washington, DC I met Jeff Daivdoff, the Chief Marketing Officer at One.org. I liked him instantly. Here he is…

The Nyanya Project empowers grandmothers to keep their families together in the face of AIDS devastation. We help African grandmothers form working cooperatives that generate…

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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