Join us this Sunday as we explore the urgent need for action to address the current water crisis. Drawing from the insights of Isabel Araiza, we’ll discuss the vital role of both individual and collective action in mitigating this crisis and explore simple yet impactful steps that we can take in our daily lives to reduce our water usage. We’ll also reflect on the importance of supporting policies that protect our water sources and promote sustainable water practices, as well as the spiritual imperative to care for our planet and future generations. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and engage with this pressing issue!

Isabel Araiza is an associate professor of sociology at Texas A&M, Corpus Christi, and an expert on sociology and education, social class, and inequality. Her recent research focuses on clean water access, the political preferences of Latinos, Hispanic-serving institutions of higher education in Texas, and the impact of school integration in Corpus Christi. As a public sociologist, Araiza is a founding member of For the Greater Good, a local advocacy organization focused on clean water access and public investment.

Topics: Water Justice