Press Release: Food & Water Watch Joins With Campuses Across the U.S. to Launch First Annual Campus Day of Action

Meet Sarah Schneider, the Take Back the Tap coordinator at Humboldt State University in Northern California.

The HSU "Jacks"  (Lumberjacks) are on a winning roll and working to Take Back the Tap by:

• defeating bottled water consumption and reducing disposable bottles at at HSU

• promoting and growing tap water use with reusable containers (get your own reusable bottle here)

Last semester, Take Back the Tap at HSU succeeded on campus by:

• creating bottle-free zones

• conducting a campus-wide drinking fountain survey

• hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony to promote the Hydration Stations on campus

Are you ready to join Sarah and thousands of other students across the country?

Start or grow the movement on your campus.

Why sign up with us?

Here's what Food & Water Watch can do for YOU and your campus:

• Put muscle into your effort: Let us add national credibility to your campus and local fight.

• Connect you with winners: Food & Water Watch will put you in touch with winning organizers in campuses around the country.

• Smooth your way to success: Our experienced staff will share grassroots organizing strategies you can use on campus, locally and in your future careers.

• Hook you up with essential resources:. We can provide you with our fact sheets, reports, and films to help add energy and excitement to your organizing efforts.

• Make you a media mogul: We've got a plan to to help you get out the word and promote your activities through press releases and media advisories. You'll learn skills you can take with you on any job, too.