Totum Women

We have lost our moral center. Follow for ways to take action.

We will fight until this is no longer the case. Thanks for sending this and seeing us .

Whirlwind of meetings and dinners all leading up to the incomparable .collective today, where we will put money back into the female economy during a holiday market of ALL female founded businesses. Thank you and - no one throws a better event, and the communities of creative, caring women you weave together are soul-nourishing. Thank you for honoring as your charity partner for the third year in a row.

Has your experience of motherhood been different from what you were told and what you anticipated? Join me and tomorrow LIVE as we explore the realities of motherhood and discuss her memoir, The Mother Code. Looking forward to seeing you there!

How many more moms have to die? How many more of us have to speak up about our declining mental and physical health? Lawmakers, invest in maternal health NOW. 🚨

Join us in the fight for paid leave, affordable childcare, and improved maternal health. Or plainly stated, join us in the fight for a supported experience of motherhood.

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Thank you for uplifting the words of and for placing our work alongside these wise leaders. Happy Mother’s Day to all.

New handle, same mission, same me. 👋 Hi, I’m Erin Erenberg — co-founder and CEO of , full-time advocate for moms, and proud mother of three.
If you’re new here — or if we haven’t connected yet — welcome. This is where I share a behind-the-scenes look at what it means to fight for mothers every day: in the halls of Congress, in policy meetings, and in the quiet moments that remind me why this work matters so much.

You’ll find my takes on policy and advocacy, updates from D.C., stories from real moms, and the unfiltered truth about what it’s like to push for change and unity in a system that too often divides us.

If you’re a mom, a policymaker, an ally — or someone who simply cares about families — I’m so glad you’re here. Drop a comment and introduce yourself. I’d love to know who you are and why this work matters to you.

Heard this quote on and it stopped me in my tracks.

Right now, it’s female friendships.

I have shifted most of my work hours to fighting for more support for mothers from our government with and engaging in conversations that encourage women to live whole lives. And in this work, I am both hopeful and tired. I realize every hour that we as moms are not supported as we should be.

And when I really ask myself how I keep going: it’s my girls. I wouldn’t be ok without trusted friends who help me hold and process and feel it all.

How about you? What supports you even as you walk through your day without the support you deserve?