Like a kid getting their name in the paper, we are pretty excited about this article in the new Georgia Southern Magazine! The IWH is off to a great start under Dr. Aslan's direction. https://t.co/fZ4V9y9QOU
Attention #Statesboro: The Longest Table is back on April 29, 4pm-7pm! Join us to break bread with your neighbors over a free meal and great conversation. Please share widely! For questions, email [email protected]@citystatesboro
It’s National Public Health Week! At the IWH, we work with communities to co-create research questions to have a positive health benefit to their relationship with water. Learn more about the importance of community here: https://t.co/0dGzNNO6h9
It is #WorldWaterDay2023💧!
Join @UNESCO on day 1 of the #UN2023WaterConference to mark World Water Day with the launch of the 2023 @UN World Water Development Report!
Follow the live event👉https://t.co/SMzSHOWlqR
Today is #WorldWaterDay!
Over 2 billion people around the world use a drinking water source💧 that is contaminated with faeces 💩.
Countries must ensure that everyone has the right to safe drinking water & adequate sanitation. 🔗https://t.co/2qAzzpqafv
Happy #WorldWaterDay!💧
The UN 2023 Water Conference starts today - uniting the world to solve the water crisis.
You can play your part.
Your simple #WaterActions will make a big impact.
Be like the hummingbird 🐦 and do what you can!
➡️ https://t.co/aWPeSmrWjM
Sea Grant recognizes the powerful #women making strides in #aquatic science. From oceanographers, marine biologists & conservationists to educators & policymakers, they work tirelessly to understand, restore & protect #coastlines & aquatic environments. #InternationalWomensDay
This past Saturday, IWH staff joined our Center for STEM education at Brunswick High School for the Glynn County STEAM Day. We spoke with over 500 students, parents, and educators about the importance of clean water for community health.
We are so proud to have our director, Dr. Asli Aslan, profiled in Georgia Southern’s Stories from Academia: Women in Research Soar. https://t.co/YjDvTBVYJH #WomenInSTEM#WomeninScience
Insightful presentation by @PacificInstitut's Senior Researcher Shannon Spurlock at the 2023 #WateReuse Symposium on ‘Expanding Water Reuse to Small and Underserved Communities’.
Learn more about upcoming presentations: https://t.co/cWv2ibnYl8
Learn how to make a commitment on Transboundary Water Cooperation for the #UN2023WaterConference
Webinar organised by the Transboundary Water Cooperation Coalition. GWP is a partner.
🗓️ 27 February 14:00-15:30 CET ➡️ https://t.co/Ofvx4w9W2x
#WaterCooperation#WaterActionAgenda
We are proud to share this article from @Forbes, featuring #JPHCOPH's Dr. Ana Palacios and her research on child health and development in Honduras.
Read the fantastic article: https://t.co/cLiWcJEaLj https://t.co/W2Map5MawB
TOMORROW: Interested in earning your MPH or DrPH from #JPHCOPH? Attend our Prospective Graduate Student Day via Zoom on Friday, February 17, from 1–3:30 PM!
Register here: https://t.co/ykTHWcK0vZ
From @cityofsavannah For immediate release:
The water valve has been closed at the location of the major water line leak near Meinhard Road and I-95 which has isolated the leak. Water pressure will slowly come back to all customers south and east of the water leak location
Last evening at approximately 7 p.m., the City of Savannah’s Water Resources department became aware of a major water system leak associated with a 30-inch waterline in north Chatham County that serves as the primary supply for Effingham County. While water service was restored
Grant application submitted! I'm so excited to work with @aslanasli and @gs_iwh on supporting and advancing environmental justice in south GA. I look forward to our continued collaborations!