WATER SO DEEP, WATER SO WIDE

PAYAHUUNADU UPDATE: SHARING NEW STORIES By Alan Bacock In the fall of 1998 I moved to the Big Pine Indian Reservation.  It was only 4 hours drive from where I was raised in Los Angeles county, but it felt like I had travelled much further.  Every mile travelled was a mile further from my family and friends.  Saying goodbye was

PAYAHUUNADU UPDATE: BRINGING LIFE By Kathy Bancroft Spring is always a time for renewal, but today we have been offered a chance to renew the way we live our lives and treat the Earth.  With the Covid-19 shut down, we have had the opportunity to slow down and take a look at what is really important to our daily living. 

OTEPIC KENYA PEACE PROJECT: RESPONDING TO CRISIS By Philip Munyasia and Siri Gunnarson OTEPIC Peace Project is a grassroots food sovereignty community project in Kitale, in North Western Kenya. Since 2012 we have been serving the community with permaculture education & training, open community gardens in four locations, a childrens’ home and clean drinking water for 3,000 people… and so

WATER SHUT OFF'S DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC By We the People of Detroit The coronavirus pandemic has brought an already questionable policy front and center As the coronavirus ravages the City of Detroit, The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) has not done its residents any favors. In 2014, the city of Detroit began, shutting off the water to residential

WATERWAYS - A PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI JOURNEY By the Waterways Team Our initiative was born out of a 3-year project called “Water Matters” which took place between 2016-2019, supported by USAID and led by the Dead Sea and Arava Science Center, Israel Holy Land Trust, Palestine and Integrated Green Solutions, Jordan. This transboundary framework included Palestinian, Israeli and Jordanian; youth, tourism entrepreneurs