Transcript: Last day of the World Economic Forum here in Davos, I thought I’d come out and spend some time in nature on this post. I’ve got a beautiful waterfall behind me
WaterRising Institute has been awarded a sub-grant to collect data on women in the water workforce on behalf of The Water Tower, with support from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Findings
WaterRising Institute spoke at the High-Level Political Forum for the release of the Spotlight Series Paper, From Commodity to Common Good: A Feminist Agenda to Tackle The World’s Water Crisis. Hosted by
WaterRising Institute, supported by WaterWoman Project Founding Partners SUEZ and Xylem, joined the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to talk about the importance of supporting women in water management at this year’s World Water Congress in Copenhagen,
WaterRising Institute unveiled its thought leadership series today, WaterWoman Table at World Water Week 2022 in Stockholm, Sweden. With support from WaterWoman Project Founding Partners SUEZ and Xylem, the new platform helps
WaterRising Institute unveiled its first major program today, WaterWoman Project at World Water Week 2022 in Stockholm, Sweden. With support from WaterWoman Project Founding Partners SUEZ and Xylem, WaterRising held its first
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