FLOW

by Elissar Khalek — last modified 2009-04-23 16:17

ABOUT THE FILM

Flow Irena Salina’s film FLOW: For Love of Water is a comprehensive look at water issues around the world. Both moving and informative, FLOW shows us the struggles that communities from Michigan to India are undertaking to protect their most precious resource—water. Water infrastructure is a hot issue right now in the US. With a new administration that promises to address problems of crumbling infrastructure, our movement is poised to be able to make significant change. Whether you’re already a seasoned activist or are new to the issue, FLOW will inspire you to fight for water justice.

Here are ways you can help:

Host a FLOW screening!
Contact your member of Congress to let them know you support a funding for water infrastructure, and encourage them to do the same.
Sign our petition supporting funding for clean water.
Get in touch with your local community officials, faith-based organization, and/or city council, and ask them to support the campaign.

WATCH THE TRAILER

Buy or rent FLOW.
Get information about your local water.

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Mortgaging Milwaukee’s Future — The City of Milwaukee faces a serious fiscal predi ...
Unmeasured Danger: America’s Hidden Groundwater Crisis — Farmers in the western United States are drilling ...
Sustaining Our Water Future — The Marin Municipal Water District (MMWD) is devel ...
Water Privatization Threatens Workers, Consumers and Local Economies — Our country’s good public operators have kept wa ...
Dried Up, Sold Out — Dried Up, Sold Out: How the World Bank’s Push fo ...

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