ALRS Student Named Supermom of the Month by Moms Clean Air Force!

This month, the Moms Clean Air Force is celebrating Karina Martinez. Karina, a PhD candidate at the University of Arizona, was nominated by Arizona field organizer Ida Sami, a ALRS graduate. Karina has authored two op-eds for Moms, joined Ida at Moms Clean Air Force tables at local events, provided testimonies on important clean air standards at EPA, and is a key liaison with the Latino community in Tucson. She uses her platform and expertise to champion Moms’ issues, from advocating for stronger environmental regulations to mobilizing the local Latino community in support of clean air initiatives. For her Q&A on her feature, please click here: https://www.momscleanairforce.org/october-2023-supermom/

Moms Clean Air Force's mission is to protect children from air pollution and climate change. We envision a safe, stable, and equitable future where all children breathe clean air.

We are a community of over 1.5 million moms and dads united against air pollution—including the urgent crisis of our changing climate—to protect our children’s health. We fight for Justice in Every Breath, recognizing the importance of equitable solutions in addressing air pollution and climate change.

Through a vibrant network of state-based community organizers, we work on national and local policy issues. Our moms meet with lawmakers at every level of government and on both sides of the political aisle to build support for equitable, just, and healthy solutions to pollution. We consider ourselves “Mompartisan.” Protecting children’s health is a nonpartisan issue.