Water Equity and Affordability panel
We believe that access to safe, clean, and affordable drinking water is a basic, human right. However, for many this is not a reality, with communities of color and the poor disproportionately bearing the burden of pollution and lack of access to the basic essentials for a healthy and thriving life. From Flint to Detroit, from Traverse City to Grand Rapids, there are many dynamic Michigan-based organizations and citizens mobilizing around these issues. Learn more and see how you can join this growing clean water movement.
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