Mothers of the Movement: Evangelicalism and Religious Experience in Black Women’s Activism by Vaughn A. Booker

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<i>Mama, Keep Walking for Peace and Justice</i>: Gender Violence and Liberian Mothers’ Interreligious Peace Movement by Wonchul Shin

“…Afterwards, the essay explores the journey of Liberian mothers to peace and justice and analyzes the role of religion(s) in organizing and sustaining the mothers’ interreligious peace movement. Specifically, this essay highlights the concept of motherhood rooted in Pan-African religious traditions as a key moral resource to empower the mothers as peacebuilders and to foster restorative justice in their war-torn nation.…”
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Do sofrimento individual à luta coletiva: as narrativas de engajamento de mães em movimentos sociais / From Individual Suffering to Collective Struggle: Narratives of Engagement of Mothers in Social Movements by Etyelle Pinheiro de Araújo

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Pemaknaan The Power of Emak-Emak di Media Sosial by Rahman Asri

“…This study aims to see the meaning of mothers towards the movement of The Power of Emak-Emak in relation to women's political participation in Indonesia. …”
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“I'm not your reality show:” Perspectives of bereaved mothers' engagement with the news media to advance drug policy reform by Heather Morris, Petra Schulz, Emily Jenkins, Rebecca J Haines-Saah, Elaine Hyshka

“…By examining bereaved mothers as social movement actors and reflecting on the structural context in which news stories are delivered, we outline strategies to ensure parents bereaved by substance use can safely share their stories with media and continue their work in countering stigma and misinformation.…”
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A qualitative study reporting maternal perceptions of the importance of play for healthy growth and development in the first two years of life by Alessandra Prioreschi, Stephanie Victoria Wrottesley, Wiedaad Slemming, Emmanuel Cohen, Shane Anthony Norris

“…Screen time was freely available to children, and we recommend educating mothers on the movement guidelines, with a particular focus on the detrimental effects of screen time in this age group. …”
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Un mouvement à contre-courant : tensions et expériences féministes face à la dichotomie public/privé dans l’Espagne post-dictatoriale by María Martínez

“…In Spain, Francoism had maintained its superiority precisely by the strict separation of the spheres and especially by the construction of the woman restricted to her functions in the private domain: wife, housekeeper and mother. The feminist movement emerges precisely as a counter-current movement to this heteronormative model of femininity. …”
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The Brotherhood and the Islamization Discourse in Egypt by Mohamed Taha

“…The MB or al-Ikhwan al-Muslimun is regarded as the mother of Islamist movements in the Middle East. During their period in power, the group established its first TV channel Misr25 and launched a daily newspaper al-Hurria wa al- 'Adala. …”
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Goddess, Guru, and Sanghajanani: The Authority and Ongoing Appeal of the Holy Mother Sarada Devi by Jeffery D. Long

“…Having no biological children of her own, Sarada Devi became the mother to this movement and to the monastic order dedicated to carrying forward the vision of her husband, Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa (1836–1886), as interpreted both by herself and his disciples, the most prominent of whom was Swami Vivekananda (1863–1902), who is well known for having brought Ramakrishna’s teachings to the Western world through his lectures in America, including at the World Parliament of Religions held in Chicago in 1893 and his founding of the first Vedanta Societies, starting in New York in 1894.…”
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Neonatal antipredator tactics shape female movement patterns in large herbivores by Atmeh, K, Bonenfant, C, Gaillard, J-M, Droge, E

“…Here, using a comparative analysis across 54 populations of 23 species of large herbivores from 5 ungulate families (Bovidae, Cervidae, Equidae, Antilocapridae and Giraffidae), we show that mothers adjust their movements to variation in resource productivity and heterogeneity according to their offspring’s neonatal tactic. …”

Pro Matre: arquivo e fontes para a história da maternidade no Rio de Janeiro Pro Matre: an archive and sources on the history of motherhood in Rio de Janeiro by Maria Renilda Nery Barreto

“…Its creation was part of a mother-child assistance movement that historiography now calls the 'maternalist project,' which was based on the notion of the cultural inseparability of mother and child. …”
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Maternal 24-h movement patterns across pregnancy and postpartum: The LIFE-Moms consortium by Chelsea L. Kracht, Kimberly L. Drews, Emily W. Flanagan, Sarah K. Keadle, Dympna Gallagher, Linda Van Horn, Debra Haire-Joshu, Suzanne Phelan, Jeremy Pomeroy, Leanne M. Redman

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