Telling more human and hopeful stories about water
Learn more about our work below and sign up for our newsletter to join our community of water communicators.
Who We Are
We are a team of seasoned communications strategists here to support water advocates and experts, uplift traditionally marginalized voices, and add capacity to groups that have historically been under-resourced.
How We Work
The Water Hub is a pro bono communications organization that uses story-based strategies to advance water justice and resilience. We work to make water communications more accessible and activism more effective, so the people most impacted by water challenges – largely people of color and tribes – have greater power to set the solutions.
Build Relationships
Strengthen Voices
Co-Create Narrative Change
Color of Water:
Expert Directory for People of Color
The Water Hub's interactive Color of Water directory builds voice and visibility for people of color in the water movement. The directory makes it easier for journalists, decision makers, and partners to find people with both first-hand experience and policy, research, and technical expertise who are inspiring community-driven solutions all across the country.
Resources
One of the ways the Water Hub works to strengthen water communications is by doing public opinion and media research and sharing our learning with the field, creating guides, and more. Learn more and get support by visiting the page below.
Join the Water Hub Community
Sign up for our newsletter to tap into our pro bono offerings including trainings, polling and research, water news, and content to share.
Services & Support
Our services include:
- Nonprofit communications strategy
- On-call media relations
- Content creation
- Media and opinion research
- Training and coaching
- Messaging advice
The Water Hub works with groups in these areas:
- Journalists, artists, and other media producers
- Nonprofit and community-based organizations
- Tribes and Indigenous rights organizations
- Scientists and traditional knowledge holders
- Utility managers, water agencies, and policymakers