What if every river bend, every cracked well, and every drop that once passed through our hands carried a story of joy, survival, or loss? In this episode of the H2Know, we step inside physical water museums, where memory, heritage, and storytelling come alive in real places. Our guest, Dr. Abdennabi El Mandour, Director of the Mohammed VI Museum for Water Civilization in Morocco, takes us inside the space where water’s past meets our present. He shares how the museum keeps Morocco’s deep r...
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What if every river bend, every cracked well, and every drop that once passed through our hands carried a story of joy, survival, or loss? In this episode of the H2Know, we step inside physical water museums, where memory, heritage, and storytelling come alive in real places. Our guest, Dr. Abdennabi El Mandour, Director of the Mohammed VI Museum for Water Civilization in Morocco, takes us inside the space where water’s past meets our present. He shares how the museum keeps Morocco’s deep r...
From the Ground Up: Citizen Voices in Water Reporting
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31 minutes
11 months ago
From the Ground Up: Citizen Voices in Water Reporting
A community in Flint, Michigan, found itself in crisis when residents noticed something wrong with their tap water. Citizen journalists—ordinary people with a commitment to truth—played a crucial role in exposing dangerous levels of contamination and driving the issue into public view. In this episode, we’ll explore how you, too, can become a voice for change on pressing water issues like contamination and scarcity. Dr. Cat Shrier, Founder and CEO of WaterCitizen.com, and Julia Kumari Drapki...
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What if every river bend, every cracked well, and every drop that once passed through our hands carried a story of joy, survival, or loss? In this episode of the H2Know, we step inside physical water museums, where memory, heritage, and storytelling come alive in real places. Our guest, Dr. Abdennabi El Mandour, Director of the Mohammed VI Museum for Water Civilization in Morocco, takes us inside the space where water’s past meets our present. He shares how the museum keeps Morocco’s deep r...
