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We are delighted to announce the release of the final Water Equity Roadmap from the Alliance’s seven original Water Equity Taskforce teams! An Equitable Water Future: Atlanta is now complete—after a delay attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic—and it is a strong example of what is possible with intention and commitment to improving water equity. | More >

Twenty years ago, Tucson was the largest American city solely reliant on pumping groundwater for its water needs. Tucson Water has since diversified its water portfolio through One Water projects, and in the past two years, they have undertaken three key projects that advance the goal of effectively managing Tucson’s multiple water resources. | More >

Salmon Speakers first came together with the goal of amplifying Indigenous voices on both sides of the US-Canada border and inspiring collective action in communities within the Stikine, Taku, Unuk, Nass, and Skeena River valleys. Their efforts center around Indigenous sovereignty, equity, sustainability, food security, and food sovereignty. The team began their work by facilitating gatherings, story circles, and interviews in southeast Alaska and northwest British Columbia. At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the team quickly adapted their work—moving from planning a live theatrical performance to a digital production.  | More >

Microsoft is a leader in their field for adopting their Water Positive Program and committing to being water positive by 2030. Microsoft recognizes our world’s existing water shortage and is taking steps to meet this goal in two ways: by reducing water use intensity across their operations, and by replenishing more water in stressed basins than global water consumption across all basins.  | More >