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American Mothers Inc. educates, inspires, and recognizes mothers through programs that teach, support, and honor moms, empowering them to positively impact their families and communities.

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Serena Wu of Pennsylvania is 2026 National 5th Grade Essay Winner
Aug 26, 2026 · original
Serena Wu of Pennsylvania was named the 2026 5th Grade Essay Winner by American Mothers Inc.® and was honored at the AMI 2026 National Convention in McClean, VA. Born in 2014 and raised in a bilingual household in Wayne, Pennsylvania, Serena Wu is a student at Wayne Elementary whose accomplishments span academics, athletics, and the arts. A member of the school’s gifted program, Serena reads far beyond her grade level, reflecting a lifelong love of books and learning. Her analytical strengths are equally notable: she has earned national mathematics honors through competitions such as Math Kangaroo and the Beestar National Math Competition. She also contributed to her robotics team, the Legendary Dragons, achieving an outstanding score at the FIRST LEGO League Pennsylvania East competition. Beyond STEM, Serena is a dedicated athlete who competes in tennis, swimming, and soccer, and she is
AMI NMOY News Release 2026 Dr. Kenae Black 4-25-26
May 4, 2026 · original
FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION Dr. Kenae Black Named 2026 National Mother of the Year® by American Mothers, Inc.® American Mothers, Inc.® is proud to announce Dr. Kenae Black of Washington, District of Columbia, as the 2026 National Mother of the Year®. Among 39 States, she was selected at the GALA event on Saturday, April 25, 2026 in McLean, Virginia, during the 91st Annual National Convention. A panel of judges named her for her extraordinary community service, inspiring students as a college professor, and Executive Director of the Asia S. Cottom Memorial Scholarship Fund. Dr. Kenae Black is a devoted mother, leader, and servant whose life reflects faith in action. As the proud mom of a bright and spirited son, she models resilience, prayer, and purpose, showing that strength and grace can coexist. Professionally, Dr. Black is a leader within the U. S. Department of Housing, where she help
Navigating Chaos While Mothering in an Unsteady World
Oct 2, 2025 · original
By, Joslynn Skelton Let’s be honest: the world is loud right now. Between the headlines, the political shouting matches, and whatever crisis just hit your group text, it can feel like everything is shaking all at once. Life will hurt. Loved ones will get diagnosed. Jobs will be lost. And yet—our kids still need breakfast, someone still has to sign the permission slip, and apparently “Mom, we’re out of milk again” is a recurring soundtrack in every household. So how do we mother in the middle of chaos? How do we give our children a sense of peace when our own knees are wobbling? It comes down to three simple “S’s” that set the tone for a home that feels safe, even when the world doesn’t. Safety Kids need to know, deep down in their bones, that home is their safe place. Not perfect (because last I checked, I still step on Legos barefoot), but safe. That looks like physical safety, yes, but
Moms, Don’t Wait Until You’re on Empty
Sep 5, 2025 · original
By, Joslynn Skelton As mothers, we give and give. And then one day, we realize the light has come on—our tank is empty. Many times, we’re running on fumes, coasting in neutral down life’s hill, hanging onto a prayer and the wind, just hoping to make it to the next “gas station” where we can refill ourselves. But too often, even when we stop, it’s just enough for 30–40 more miles, enough to get us through another couple of days before we find ourselves running on empty again. So how do we, as mothers, break the cycle of never really taking the time to fill our own tanks? That was the question posed in one of my small groups recently, and it made me pause. Because the truth is, too often, we put everyone else’s oxygen mask on first, forgetting that if we can’t breathe, we can’t help anyone else. I learned this the hard way. When my daughter Charlie was born missing the left side of her hea
Ruby Kim of Pennsylvania is 2025 National 5th Grade Essay Winner
Aug 20, 2025 · original
Ruby Kim , born on August 27, 2014, in Dallas, Texas, is a bright and ambitious young student. She is the daughter of Sanghee Yun and Dukgun Kim and has two siblings, Richard and Rhea. After moving to Swarthmore, PA at the age of two, Ruby attended Mother of Providence for pre-k and kindergarten before joining Swarthmore-Rutledge School in first grade. In fourth grade, she was recognized as gifted/talented and began her Gifted Individualized Education Plan. Ruby has shown early signs of leadership, serving as a student council representative in third grade. She is also musically talented, starting violin lessons at four and currently participating in Temple University Music Preparatory where she serves as concert master in her school orchestra. Ruby’s curiosity and passion for learning are evident in her love for animal research and evolution. She has been recognized for her work, winnin
10-Year-Old from California wins 2024 National 5th Grade Essay Contest
Aug 17, 2024 · original
Elijah Jackson Bond was born on August 24, 2013 to parents Elisha and Alex Bond joining his older brother Alexander of 3 years. He was a cheerful, inquisitive, energetic baby. He attended Village Tree Preschool in Culver City, CA and began his elementary school career at Grand View Boulevard Elementary in the Dual Language Program. There he embarked upon the journey of bilingualism to become proficient in English and Spanish. During his third and fourth grade year, he was identified as gifted/talented in the Intellectual and High Achievement Ability categories and was placed in the Gifted and Talented Education program. He is a member of First African Methodist Episcopal Church of Los Angeles, where he attends Sunday school and has been featured in church musicals, including “All About that Baby” and “Go, Go Jonah”. Elijah is a scholar athlete who loves basketball and football. His team
State Moty
Aug 10, 2023 · original
State Moty August 10, 2023 About Serena Wu of Pennsylvania was named the 2026 5th Grade Essay Winner by American Mothers Inc.® and was honored at the AMI 2026 National Convention in McClean, VA. Born in 2014 and raised in a bilingual household in Wayne, Pennsylvania, Serena Wu is a student at Wayne Elementary whose accomplishments span academics, athletics, and the arts. A member of the school’s gifted program, Serena reads far beyond her grade level, reflecting a lifelong love of books and learning. Her analytical strengths are equally notable: she has earned national mathematics honors through competitions such as Math Kangaroo and the Beestar National Math Competition. She also contributed to her robotics team, the Legendary Dragons, achieving an outstanding score at the FIRST LEGO League Pennsylvania East competition. Beyond STEM, Serena is a dedicated athlete who competes in tennis,
10-Year-Old from Tennessee wins National 5th Grade Essay Contest
Mar 27, 2023 · original
American Mothers, Inc. is proud to announce the winner of the National 5th Grade Essay Contest—Abhinav Verma of Tazewell, TN. The 10-year-old wrote a short essay (below) on ‘What My Mother Means To Me,’ the prompt from the organization that has been sponsoring this national competition since 2004. In his submission, Verma wrote: “There has never been a time when I was hurt and my mother wasn’t there for me. For my mother, my happiness comes before her own. Although my mom is qualified as a dentist, she chose to stay home just for me. Her daily chores, sleepless nights, and relentless determination in her every act are true reflections of her dedication towards her family.” Verma loves writing and says he wants to become an author. He has a growing collection of short stories and was inspired to enter the contest after hearing about it from his language arts teacher. “As I grew older, my
11-year-old from Philadelphia wins National 5th Grade Essay Contest
Apr 19, 2022 · original
American Mothers, Inc. (AMI), a historic non-profit organization honoring the positive impact of mothers, is proud to announce the winner of the National 5th Grade Essay Contest—Aava Dadmarz-Parang of Philadelphia, PA. The 11-year-old wrote a short essay on ‘What My Mother Means To Me,’ the prompt from the organization that has been sponsoring this national competition since 2004. In her submission, Dadmarz-Parang wrote: “I thought everything she did, from packing my bag so it is ready in the morning, to taking care of the elderly, to helping our building get vaccinated was normal and attainable. As I started getting older, I began to realize how much my mom does, and a thought began forming in my mind: My mom might not wear a cape, but she truly is a superhero.” The fifth-grader says she has a love for writing, and this is the first one she has participated in after being introduced to
It Takes a Mom: Interview with Dona Yasser, 2021 New Jersey Mother of the Year®
Dec 30, 2021 · original
‘It Takes a Mom’ interview series highlights our recent Mother of the Year® honorees by sharing their stories every week. These moms from across the country contribute to our collective voice as mothers. They show us how they harness their maternal energy and how it really does take a mom to do it all! Here’s our interview with Dona Yasser, 2021 New Jersey Mother of the Year®. What does it mean to you being selected Mother of the Year for your state? I’m really humbled and grateful. New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the nation and there are amazing moms out there. I’m really thrilled to represent them. What really excites me about this honor is how I can use it. It’s meant to advocate for mothers, children and families across the state. Being able to identify myself as the Mother of the Year gives me a stronger voice to engage local county, state legislators, school board

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