Photo credits: Shawn Berry An Aqueduct Runs Through it: Headwaters lead to tailwaters. Know the path. by Shawn Berry, Sep 14th 2025 - originally published on SubstackWe were ten days in. I was part of the logistics team for the Walking Water event: a three week water awareness walk snaking across a
Lake to Lake 2025 - September 01st - Opening Ceremony Dear Friends, we are walking! Click below for a slide show of our first day.
Walking with Patsiata 2015 - photo: Jasmine Beaghler Lake to Lake 2025 - September 01st to 22nd KOOTZABBAA TO PATSIATA Dear Friends, As we get closer to the beginning of our 2025 Lake to Lake walk, we are often asked, “what does Walking Water actually do?” So, as part of our
Lake to Lake 2025 - September 01st to 22nd KOOTZABBAA TO PATSIATA - postponed Dear Friends, We are now less than 2 months away from the Lake to Lake walk …. During this last year, we have been deep in preparations – organizing both the logistical details as well as attending
Reflecting in gratitude: Talking Water 2024 As we emerge into a new year, we are looking back at our Talking Water community conversations. Talking Water continues to be a sacred space for dreaming into futures, where we get to reimagine our relations with water through conversation and story with water activists
Report of Walks of Resilience & Accountability: PAYAHUUNADÜ A collaboration between Owens Valley Indian Water Commission & Walking Water INTRO After two years of holding Walks of Resilience and Accountability in Los Angeles we all decided to walk again in Payahuunadü - home of the Nüümü (Paiute) and Newe (Shoshone)
Being Present with L.A.’s Water Story by Anne C. Mitchell, April 5, 2024 “More than what you call the capturing or retention of these waters, is speaking up to give the waters their rights. They need to flow freely. We need to stop taking the water from up north, which means we
LA WALKS: NOV 2023 REPORT Context In collaboration with the Owens Valley Indian Water Commission (OVIWC) and Annie Mendoza, Tongva community member, we held the 4th series of Walks of Resilience and Accountability along the Los Angeles (LA) river in November. Our intention with this series of walks was and
PATSIATA Kathy Bancroft "It's wonderful seeing Patsiata with all that water on it. I always visualize what it would look like with water. I've seen it once before in my lifetime, back in 1968/1969, it was about three-quarters full. But I don't think I appreciated it the way I appreciate
LA WALKS OF RESILIENCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY REPORT - APRIL 2023 By The Walking Water Collective We just completed our third set of day walks in LA, in collaboration with the Owens Valley Indian Water Commission (OVIWC). We walked with many questions, including: What is our current focus? What is our
