Food & Water Watch Organizer Ella Teevan learned some homegrown lessons about activism while helping clinch a landslide fracking win at the ballot.
- Topics:
- Climate Change & Environment
Stories
At the core of everything we do are individuals, families and communities fighting for our right to safe, healthy food and clean water. Explore some of the stories that inspire us onwards.
Michiganders found a quick and powerful way to fight for GMO labeling—with selfies.
- Topics:
- Corporate Control of Food
- GMOs
Food & Water Watch and 200 of our closest friends gathered recently on a sunny morning in Santa Fe, New Mexico to protest an auction to lease public lands for energy exploration and fracking.
- Topics:
- Climate Change & Environment
At her home in Oklahoma, Jamie Glazier experiences fracking-related earthquakes almost daily. She explains what that means for her family, and how she's fighting back.
- Topics:
- Fracking
Michigan native Darcey O’Callaghan explains who’s responsible for the state of Flint’s now-undrinkable drinking water.
- Topics:
- Corporate Control of Water
Community activist Susan Van Dolsen works in her community to stop the Algonquin Pipeline Expansion.
- Topics:
- Fracking
For Colorado photographer John Fielder, public lands are his muse – and they need our protection.
- Topics:
- Fracking
I’m standing with Food & Water Watch and the other organizations working to fight the “Dirty Fossil Fuel Plan.”
- Topics:
- Fracking
Food & Water Watch supporter Ann’s family was able to get away from fracking, but the fact is that not all families have the means to leave.
- Topics:
- Fracking
Eleanor Guerin, a former National Park Ranger, knows first-hand why Glacier is too precious to damage with fracking.
- Topics:
- Fracking
