Water, Words, & Justice: Exploring the Flint Water Crisis Through Storytelling

This free pizza luncheon in Michigan Room East will continue our conversation with playwright Josh Wilder and his work on the Flint Water Crisis Wrong River. We will discuss how to engage in community research, share information about current environmental justice struggles concerning water rights, and how you can get involved,

This event follows a presentation and student-lead Q+A that goes from 11-12:30 in Dining Room D in the Fairlane Center South. Though you are encouraged to participate in both segments of this event, you are not required to be able to do both to register. We understand that students are busy! Make sure to clarify your attendance by filling out this Google form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeSeF_VCX7NzZxGLSCKlRf3LOpYGKU3t8YR9EBvG47J4ukr3g/viewform?usp=sf_link

You are expected to register in advance to ensure your spot. 

To read the play or ask any questions, email Dr. Shelly Jarenski: [email protected]

Brought to you by the African & African American Studies Department, the Black Student Union, the Center for Social Justice and Inclusion, the Department of Language, Culture, & The Arts, Planet Blue Ambassadors, the Women and Gender Studies Department, and the Campus Video Network.