World Water Day Event March 22nd @4PM

[Valerie Blakely]

Hello, PWBC Members!

We are excited to invite you all to the PWBC 2026 World Water Day Event on March 22nd! Please share!

Where Water Flows, Equality Grows!

Join the People’s Water Board Coalition in observance of World Water Day 2026 and be part of the movement to make water affordable for every Michigander.

Water is a human right, and water justice is gender justice. When water is unaffordable, it disproportionately impacts women and families. Together, we can fight for policies that protect our communities and ensure that no one is denied access to the water they need to live.

All are welcome! Come share a meal, connect with neighbors, learn how to get involved, and join the struggle for water affordability and equality.

General Baker Institute

15798 Livernois, Detroit

Sunday, March 22

4:00 PM

Let’s organize. Let’s build. Let’s make water justice a reality.

We hope to see you there and thank you for all that you do to make the world a better place!

I solidarity,

The PWBC Communications Team 

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I dream of a free Palestine.... 

End the occupation. Land Back! 

Valerie Jean Blakely 

she/her

313-704-5150

Photojournalist in Detroit

Assistant Editor/ Media Manager for Riverwise Magazine

riverwi...@gmail.com 

https://riverwisedetroit.org/

Clean affordable water advocate and organizer with the 

People's Water Board Coalition. https://www.peopleswaterboard.org/ 

Producer and host of PWBC Water Wednesday Webcast. 

Watch it every Wednesday at noon here and please share! 

https://www.youtube.com/@peopleswaterboardcoalition2059

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