Rocky is the founder of Mothers Fighting For Others, Inc. Mothers Fighting For Others is working to become a 501 3(c) non-profit organization. We are dedicated to assisting Mothers and children around the globe. Her goal is to inspire all Mothers to find a passion for paying it forward and making this world a better place for all of us. She is also the creator of Muthahood.com, where she proclaims, “Muthahood Aint For Sissies.” She is a guest writer on StopChildSlavery.com and Mom to 6 beautiful children.
Julie is Co-Founder of Mothers Fighting For Others, Inc. She has a passion fund raising and desire to use that passion to the benefit of Mothers and children in need. She is also a guest writer on StopChildSlavery.com and a real estate agent specializing in the Pre-Foreclosure market. Julie is the proud Mother of 4 beautiful children.
Tracy is an inspiration to all Mothers. She is a survivor of both child abuse and spousal abuse. She brings a very personal message to the battle to end domestic violence. She is now happily married and a proud Mother of five beautiful children.
Robin studied Geology from UNC Greensboro & worked in sales in NYC for 10 yrs. She loves to travel but enjoys spending time with her husband & 3 beautiful kids. Robin passionately believes in the power of youth and Motherhood to change the world.
Karen’s passions are doing anything creative, spending time with family, and helping others. She volunteers with the American Red Cross as much as she can. She is newly engaged and a Mother of 5.
Roxy is managing editor and sometimes writer for a series of law enforcement and firearm magazines, and proud mom of two. She’s an active participant in shooting sports. She places high value on encouraging women to be strong, safe and self aware.
Shelley Seale is a freelance journalist based in Austin, Texas whose work has been featured in dozens of publications and websites. Her current project is a nonfiction book entitled The Weight of Silence: Invisible Children of India, about the 25 million children in India living without parental care - on the streets, abandoned in orphanages or trafficked into child labor or the sex trade. Their plight goes virtually unnoticed; their voices are silenced; The Weight of Silence aims to give a strong and hopeful voice to India’s most vulnerable citizens.
Kelley is a grateful mother of two, having beaten infertility. A pediatric nurse, she has been a “mom” to hundreds of sick, dying, and abused children. She’s dedicated to improving domestic child health care, erasing childhood poverty, and ending the cycle of abuse. She is also an active member in the Million Mom March and Brady Campaign.
Courtney is a sometimes writer and artist and an always activist and mother of three. She is heavily involved in the ongoing fight for women’s rights and is seldom found without a strong opinion and sense of humor.
Taryn is new to humanitarian activism but doesn’t lack inspiration or drive. She is working on a BA in Creative Writing and will give a voice to the women and children of armed conflict in Africa, particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo. She is the very proud mother to a beautiful baby boy.
Cecily is an artist and mother who enjoys writing, cooking, gardening, sewing and spending time with her family. She has overcome infertility and preterm labor problems to have two beautiful children. Always a nature lover, she became fully aware of the implications of Global Warming and Climate Change last year and has been changing her lifestyle in the hopes that others will be inspired by her choices.
Amy is a full-time mother of two and part time medical assistant who loves to spend hours on end outside with her family. She also enjoys reading, writing, and has a new love for photography. Africa holds a special place in her heart. She was a host family for the “African Children’s Choir” this summer. She is planning to travel to Kenya in January.
Sarah is a proud Mom to two smart, independent daughters and is a real estate agent and a blogger. She takes in too many pets and thinks if you want to change the world, you’d better start with yourself. She believes in encouraging others and smiling at strangers.
