The Environmental Justice Coalition for Water

Have you heard of the Secret History of American River people? It's the amazing work of local artist Wes Modes, who has traversed the U.S. in their shantyboat, ...interviewing the people they meet along the way, and sharing those stories with you. Explore the rivers of the U.S. with Wes on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/c/asecrethistoryofamerican/featured See more

Join the Santa Cruz Water Department, SCCBC - Santa Cruz County Business Council and the Santa Cruz County Chamber of Commerce to preview of the City's new Wate...r Shortage Contingency Plan on Thursday, February 4th at 1:30 p.m. on Zoom. The plan is required by the state and will directly affect every water customer during water shortages. Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Vr5uVNJyS06Xb_9jgPqSqg

Happening Now! Our Founder Conner Everts will be speaking for all of us at EJCW today!

Happening now at 9 am !! Buenos Días! On behalf of our UC Berkeley CLAA San Joaquin Valley Chapter’ Board Secretary, Juanita Islas we would like to extend an i...nvitation to our familia and comunidad to the closing bilingual (Spanish and English) event, El Otro Lado of the reporting initiative. Juanita has been working on this critical and important reporting initiative for the past 5 years in Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Colombia! The event is next Tuesday, February 2 at 9am-10am PT- it will also include an open virtual photo exhibition called El Otro Lado in collaboration with the PHmuseum focused on migration. Esperanza Vielma Lupe Gallegos-Diaz @juanita Islas Feel free to register!! Help us elevate and share with your networks! Link below. Un abrazo! Event description: This event will inaugurate El Otro Lado (The Other Side), a virtual photo exhibition hosted by the PHmuseum, showcasing the outstanding work of Adelante-supported photographers who have documented migration stories from Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and the U.S.-Mexico Border. The exhibit will also include a special section featuring Howard G. Buffett’s recent photographic work from the U.S.-Mexico Border. Moderated by the award-winning journalist María Elena Salinas and with curator Danielle Villasana, IWMF fellows Veronica G. Cardenas, Tamara Merino and Melissa Lyttle will discuss the migration stories they covered and the incredible impressions left on them by the brave and resilient people they met along the way. This virtual event will be simultaneously broadcast in English and in Spanish. Con este evento se inaugurará El Otro Lado (The Other Side), una exposición fotográfica virtual organizada por el PHmuseum, que mostrará el destacado trabajo de las fotógrafas apoyadas por Adelante que han documentado historias de migración de Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, México y la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México. La exposición también incluirá una sección especial con el trabajo fotográfico reciente de Howard G. Buffett en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México. Moderada por la galardonada periodista María Elena Salinas y con la curadora Danielle Villasana, las becarias del IWMF Verónica G. Cárdenas, Tamara Merino y Melissa Lyttle hablarán de las historias de migración que cubrieron y de las increíbles impresiones que les dejaron las personas valientes y resistentes que conocieron en el camino. Este evento virtual se emitirá simultáneamente en inglés y en español. #UCBerkeley #CLAASJVChapter #Chingonas #SinFronteras #ElOtroLado #SanJoaquinValley

Meeting Time: The meeting will be held on: Tuesday, February 2, 9:00 AM. How to Join: You can join the meeting by video conference call. "An overwhelming amount of scientific work demonstrates that the Bay-Delta’s environmental problems are driven primarily by a lack of freshwater flow. On rivers like the Tuolumne River, in dry years, more than 90% of natural flow is diverted. And two of the largest water projects on the planet divert millions of acre feet of water from the Delta annually."

Deadline is November 15! http://ladwp.com/utilityCARES

It's still a No for us!

Registration is open for the Vital Conversations Series on November 17 from 5:00-6:30pm PT, "A Conversation with Native American Women Leaders". Panelists will share how we increase our awareness and understanding of the experiences of Native Americans and how women leaders can force meaningful change. Register Now! http://ow.ly/cp8L50C6669 #vitalconversations #antiracism #womenleaders

This is the day to day reality of the communities we serve! #Huron #SanJoaquinCounty #montereycounty #azul #catholiccharities #sierraclub Please read to stay informed!

Clean, safe, affordable water is essential for human health and economic survival. Yet access to running water is not universal in the United States, ostensibly the richest country in the world. Read more from this post provided by The Guardian...

Deadline Nov 3.

Today is Save California Salmon and HSU Native American Studies' first Advocacy & Water Protection in Native California Symposium on Friday, October 30th from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Please see the schedule of events below! Be sure to register in advance in order to get the Zoom link. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us anytime. We are looking forward to seeing you all on October 30th!... REGISTER: https://tinyurl.com/SCSsymposium2020 See more

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