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The Melrose Hotel, DC & Capitol Hill
The event will kick off with an opening night celebration Monday evening, and conclude late afternoon on Tuesday.
Sunday, September 18th - Tuesday, September 20th, 2022
Yours Truly Hotel, DC & Capitol Hill
The event will kick off with an opening night celebration Sunday evening and conclude late afternoon on Tuesday.
Join Moms and others just like you for two virtual days together getting “empow-heard” to advocate for some of the most pressing maternal health issues facing U.S. mothers.
9:30am PT / 12:30pm ET
Join us as we present:
The recent Federal policies introduced that motherhood including hearing from guest speaker Reshma Saujani of The Marshall Plan for Moms who will also discuss what you can do to take action in your home states
The Mom Congress-endorsed federal legislative package called the Mom Congress Momnibus
Our plans for an in-person gathering in DC this Fall
Members will find the registration link in the upcoming member-only eNews and in the online member community. Not yet a member? Join here.
Reshma Saujani
Founder and Movement Marker, the Marshall Plan for Moms
This event will be hosted in collaboration with the Network of Executive Women at 11 AM EST.
Mother’s Monday is a celebration of all working moms—honoring us, elevating us, and spotlighting ways to better empower and enable us.
Mother’s Monday is a day to pause and celebrate working motherhood in all its forms and in all its complexity. It’s a day to ask how we might collectively reinvent the relationship between motherhood and work so that ambition and caregiving can co-exist.
It’s about tackling gender inequality and reimagining the role companies and society can play in supporting mothers.
