United Nations

Investing in mothers key for inter-generational change

13.02.24

UN New York, CSocD62 - MMM's intervention to the Commission on Social Development reiterates that investing in mothers through recognition, education, protection and adequate support is a smart invest [...]

Climate change impact on mothers and their unpaid care work

06.02.24

UN Geneva, Human Rights Council – Responding to a call for input into a report being prepared by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on “Human rights and climate change” [...]

MMM calls for Investing in Mothers to foster social development and justice

27.01.24

UN New York, Commission on Social Development - In a written statement, MMM makes the case for investing in mothers, highlighting the high returns in terms of both gender equality and child rights, an [...]

Exposing the suffering of indigenous mothers and children in Colombia

10.11.23

UN Geneva – In a joint submission to the Committee on Economic Social and Cultural rights (CESCR), MMM and its grassroots member EDO Group denounce the multiple human rights violations suffered by i [...]

Join us in New York to find out why young mothers must be counted

12.10.23

As part of the LP4Y Youth Inclusion International Forum, which will take place on 18-19 October 2023 in New York/Brooklyn, Make Mothers Matter is organizing a session entitled Make Young Mothers Count [...]

MMM welcomes first ever Human Rights Council resolution on Care

11.10.23

UN Geneva, Human Rights Council - Entitled ‘Centrality of care and support from a human rights perspective’, this landmark resolution was presented by the governments of Argentina, Iceland, Mexico [...]

Parents key allies in the fight against child cyberbullying

29.09.23

UN Geneva, Human Rights Council - One in three children are affected by cyberbullying, a scourge that negatively affects their mental, physical and emotional wellbeing, their health, their education, [...]

Universal Social Protection a must for parents, children and the future

22.09.23

UN Geneva, Human Rights Council - MMM supports the OHCHR's views and recommendations on the Rights of the child and inclusive social protection presented to the Council. Our oral statement stresses in [...]

Care central to the realisation of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

21.09.23

UN Geneva, Human Rights Council - As OHCHR seeks to reinforce its work on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, MMM highlights the centrality of Care to the realisation of these rights, in particular [...]

MMM supports the idea of a job guarantee scheme to redress the inequities of care work

30.06.23

UN Geneva, Human Rights Council - According to the UN special Rapporteur on poverty, a job guarantee could help solve the paradox of having an insufficient number of jobs on the one hand, and un-met s [...]

United Nations

Investing in mothers key for inter-generational change

Climate change impact on mothers and their unpaid care work

MMM calls for Investing in Mothers to foster social development and justice

Exposing the suffering of indigenous mothers and children in Colombia

Join us in New York to find out why young mothers must be counted

MMM welcomes first ever Human Rights Council resolution on Care

Parents key allies in the fight against child cyberbullying

Universal Social Protection a must for parents, children and the future

Care central to the realisation of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

MMM supports the idea of a job guarantee scheme to redress the inequities of care work

Latest News from MMM and its Network

Rethinking Development: Care and Social Protection at the Core

Amplifying Mothers’ Voices at the UN Human Rights Council

A roadmap to eradicating poverty beyond growth must centre Care

Mothers’ Voices at the Heart of Europe

Make Mothers Matter on RTBF’s Tendances Première: The State of Motherhood in Europe

The European Pillar of Social Rights Action Plan
Strengthening Support for Mothers

United Nations

Latest News from MMM and its Network

Stay connected #MothersForBetter