A Call for Water and Gender Equity on World Water Day
Every year on March 22, we recognize World Water Day, an annual [...]
Every year on March 22, we recognize World Water Day, an annual [...]
How a Community and Its Keepers Are Writing a New [...]
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For 15-year-old Robdu, pursuing her education—let alone her dream of [...]
Every child dreams of who they want to be when they grow up. Ask a little boy or girl on any given day, and their answers might change—an astronaut, a teacher, a CEO, a parent, or the president of their country. But for some children, dreaming of a big future isn’t an option. The fight for survival consumes them. For children like Janet, a 10-year-old girl in Uganda, the daily search for safe water crushed her spirit—and her dreams.