Tag: Mothers Talk

With the 2026 and 2028 election cycles approaching — and the 2030 U.S. Census close behind — JP’s nationwide coalition of single mothers is poised to impact the American policy landscape.

AI data centers are only part of why bills are climbing — and we can collectively work toward solutions.

JP Alumni Fellows discuss the tenacity and resilience it takes to navigate our country’s complex social systems as single moms.

JP Boston moms share what it means to be fearless — and how the program helps them achieve it.

JP moms share how cuts to SNAP, WIC, and other support are impacting their families during the federal government shutdown.

By changing our assumptions about families experiencing poverty, we can create a society where single mothers have opportunities to pursue their goals for themselves and their children.

Jeremiah Program alum Lavasha Smith and her son, Tyzjaun, share their journeys to their dreams and how JP has supported them along the way.

JP Alumni Fellow Tiffany Benson argues that ensuring families can afford nutritious food is smart public policy.

JP Alumni Fellow Stasia Saunders shares the story of a trip with her daughter — and how her JP journey provided insight during a challenging moment.

Jeremiah Program alumni are advocating for public policy that works for all families.