In this episode, Taylor, Mari, and Rosie sit down to discuss the the trad wife movement and the greater impact it has on women's lives.

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In this episode, Rosie, Mari, and Taylor talk about the overwhelming burden on women and mothers to create holiday magic. Resources: https://www.fairplaylife.com/ Time to Lean How to Thrive for the Holidays Toolkit: https://www.timetoleanpod.com/resources/p/thrivingfortheholidaystoolkit To learn more about our work or to support us, visit our website at https://www.momsforsocialjustice.us/ Moms for Social Justice is a 501(c)(4).

In this episode, Mari and Rosie sit down with Chaney Lanham, founder of Hope Community Fridge, to discover why she started this project and how she's able to help tackle the issue of food insecurity in the community.

Trigger Warning: This episode deals with depression and suicide. In this episode, Taylor and Rosie discuss what it's like to lose a family member to suicide, struggling with depression, and how to talk about it with your own kids. We are not mental health or medical professionals. If you are struggling with depression or suicidal ideation, there are many resources to help you through this difficult time. And we promise that there are better things on the other side. Suicide Hotline: 988 If you are worried about the police being called, please note that is a very rare occurrence. You can call the Suicide Hotline on behalf of a family member to get resources and support. Find more resources here: https://afsp.org/suicide-prevention-resources/ A list of books dealing with the topic: https://www.choosingtherapy.com/suicide-books/ To learn more about our work or to support us, visit our website at https://www.momsforsocialjustice.us/ Moms for Social Justice is a 501(c)(4).

In this episode of The Moms for Social Justice Podcast, Mari leads a conversation about dress codes in schools. Are they helpful or harmful? We talk about our own experience with dress codes when we were in school, how it affects our own kids, and some of the problems that members of the MSJ community have encountered when dress codes are too restrictive. Please feel free to leave a comment, questions, or discussion topic you'd like to see in future episodes. To learn more about our work or to support us, visit our website at https://www.momsforsocialjustice.us/ Moms for Social Justice is a 501(c)(4).

In this second episode of The Moms for Social Justice Podcast, we're airing a panel we ran on how to run for school board (or any local office!). Taylor leads our four panelists in a discussion on what made them to decide to run for office, what challenges they encountered, and how important running (and voting) is - but also that anyone can do it! Our panelists on this episode are: Katherlyn Geter: Former Hamilton County TN Commissioner Hollie Berry: Mayor of Red Bank, TN Kathy Lennon: Former Hamilton County TN School Board Member Gloria Johnson: TN House Representative Please feel free to leave a comment, questions, or discussion topic you'd like to see in future episodes. To learn more about our work or to support us, visit our website at https://www.momsforsocialjustice.us/ Moms for Social Justice is a 501(c)(4).

On The Moms for Social Justice Podcast, we discuss issues around equity and inclusion. We want to empower you to make your community a more awesome place through interviews with community leaders and conversations on social justice.