- wH2O is a new initiative at the University of Pennsylvania that publishes an annual online, open-access academic journal and blog focused on gender and water/sanitation issues worldwide. Submissions for the Fall 2013 issue accepted until May 15th, 2013.
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Women, Water, and the Quest for Hope
This is a guest post by Barbara Goldberg, Founder and President of Wells Bring Hope, an organisation working to deliver safe drinking water in West Africa. Listen to our interview with Barbara from 2012 and learn more about her and the organisation. … Continue reading
Empowering Girls Influences Health and Education Programming in Ghana
Guest post by Amy Henderson Riley, Summer 2013 Girls Empowerment Volunteer Coordinator, from www.GHEI.org. Amy will be beginning her Doctor of Public Health work in Community Health and Prevention at the Drexel School of Public Health in the fall of … Continue reading
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Women’s Pre-conference to the World Water Forum: Day 1
The Women’s Preconference, hosted by the Women for Water Partnership, began today in Marseille, France. They Deputy Mayor of Marseille, Martine Vassal, gave a beautiful welcome note on behalf of the host city. The first thematic session was “Women’s Role in Water and Food Security.” Representatives spoke from the Armenian Women for Health and a Healthy Environment (AWHHE), Soroptimist International, UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), and Mama-86. Continue reading