10 water communications resources for nonprofits
Read our roundup of our most-read water communications resources from 2025.
Read our roundup of our most-read water communications resources from 2025.
Highlights from the Water Hub’s work in 2025, including frontline partner support, solutions storytelling, and tools and trainings.
New insights from Water Hub and Climate Advocacy Lab research on public sentiment on government responsibility, disaster resilience, and nature-based ...
Launching the Water Utility–Community Communications Guide.
José Aranda writes about data centers, Houston’s green solutions, and upcoming workshops with the Water Hub.
Learn the facts and ongoing discussions about artificial intelligence and its water impacts.
Climate creator Isaias Hernandez (Queer Brown Vegan) shares how nonprofits can build ethical, impactful partnerships with online influencers.
Jessica writes about the Water Hub's 2026 visioning, trainings, and new videos
Recap media briefing with experts on natural flood solutions in the South.
The $40 million #TeamWater campaign shows just how powerful online creators are as cause communicators, and offers some lessons for ...
Briana writes about how humor can make water advocacy more engaging.
We looked back at 2024 trends in water supply, safety, access, and affordability news to help us better understand what’s ...
Zakiyaa writes about grief, love, and becoming a part of the greater story in Water Hub's July newsletter.
Sussan writes about lessons from water and the importance of intermovement solidarity messaging in Water Hub's latest newsletter.
Sarah writes about lessons from acequias, our news documentary, and beaver believers in our latest newsletter.
Recap from Environmental Polling Consortium webinar on the State of Public Opinion on Water.
Nicole shares an invite to our polling briefing and Groundwater Awareness Week content.
Experts share how to tackle climate and water disinformation.
In the United States, unfair water laws and outdated water infrastructure have created inequity in many communities. Despite these challenges, ...
We look back at trends in water media coverage and shares five themes we're watching in 2025.
