Wouldn't it be great if we only had to make 1 stop for everything we needed to guide us through our lives as women and mothers? Mom-mentum aims to be just that! We are the only voice supporting women and mothers personally, professionally AND through public policy. 

In this issue of our Mom-mentum eNews (formerly the NAMC eNews) we'll bring you news and resources targeting every area of your life. We hope you enjoy our new, simplified format!

Best wishes,

I'm sure we could think of a thousand reasons why we're tired, but this article via Lifetime Moms made us LOL in remembrance and camaraderie. Every mom can relate - we think!

Read the full article here.

On August 21st, Mom-mentum Director of Development and Events, Traci Caines and her family welcomed what is officially the 1st baby born to a staff member (believe it or not!) during employment with our organization. Tristan Sky arrived at 4:45 p.m. weighing 7 lbs., 7 oz. joining her mother, father and 3 siblings. Read Traci's Bio here OR congratulate her on our Mom-mentum Facebook Page!

Can you balance both motherhood and following your dreams? Indeed. Join us Wednesday, October 1st at 8 p.m. as Marcelle Soviero, owner of Erielle Media LLC and Editor-in-Chief of Brain, Child: The Magazine for Thinking Mothers shares her strategies for finding, developing, and building a successful business based
on your own passion. Get more details and register here.

Not only are women and mothers making our way into leadership ranks across all industries, but we're also bringing home the funds to support our families. BUT, does this advancement in the workplace come at a price? This article from Women Powering Business intrigued us, with statistics, resources and insight into stress in the workplace. Read the full article here.

John Oliver explores America's wage gap between men and women and proposes a possible solution. Note: Solution proposed is 100% sarcastic.  Watch the hysterical video here.

Announcing the NEW Mom-mentum Blog -- sharing mothers' personal, professional and public policy stories in three distinct areas: 

1. Your (Wo)man in Washington: focused on Public Policy, 
2. Mothers Central: highlighting the daily grind of parenting
3. Motherhood and Careers: with an emphasis on Work / Life

 

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