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Water Justice, Artificial Intelligence and Human Future

Voices for Water Justice

We don’t just speak about water injustice — we amplify the voices of those living it, turning their cries into powerful calls for change.

This is EWNA’s primary ongoing program. It focuses on collecting, documenting, and amplifying the real stories and struggles of communities facing water injustice.

Key activities:

Gathering voices from affected communities in 5 core countries (Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Sierra Leone, South Africa) plus presence in Togo and The Gambia.
Producing and distributing JUSTWATER factsheets (quarterly).
Presenting these voices during World Water Day and World Toilet Day.
Running quarterly “Water Saves Lives” webinars linked to UN human rights reporting.

Goal:

Make community voices loud enough to influence policy and resist water privatization.

⁠Blue Community

One church. One school. One powerful decision: To stand for public water and say “No” to privatization. Welcome to the Blue Community movement in Africa.

EWNA officially joined the global Blue Community movement on May 1, 2024. It encourages churches, schools, and communities to become “Blue Communities” by:

Recognizing water as a human right.
Saying no to bottled water where tap water is safe.
Promoting public ownership and protection of water resources.

Goal:

Turn churches and schools into models of water justice and resistance to privatization.

⁠Artificial Intelligence and Human Future

Transform your church or school into a beacon of water justice. Become a Blue Community and lead by example.

EWNA uses advocacy to push for the repair and revival of broken water infrastructure (e.g., boreholes, reservoirs, and dams in Ekiti and Oyo States, Nigeria).

In the Global South, countries may ignore the water impact of Data centres expansion to attract international investment in a way that promotes privatization of water that negates local ownership and security as this high demand will competes with basic needs of marginalized community.

These programs are all interconnected and faith-based, combining theological conviction (water as a gift from God) with practical advocacy and community action.

Goal:

Turn churches and schools into models of water justice and resistance to privatization.

Partners

Voices from the Field

Real stories. Real struggles. Real hope — straight from the communities fighting for their God-given right to water.

EWNA has helped us understand that water is not just a resource — it is a sacred gift from God. Since we became a Blue Church, our congregation now actively advocates for clean water in our community. The change in mindset and the practical support we’ve received have been truly transformational.

Tyler Morgan

Church Leader (Pastor)

Thanks to EWNA’s Voices for Water Justice campaign, our community’s cry was finally heard. We now have better access to clean water and the local government is listening to us. I thank God for this network — they gave us hope and a voice. unorthographic life One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar. The Big Oxmox advised her

Joshua Lane

Community Woman / Beneficiary

EWNA showed us that young people can lead the fight for water justice. Through their training and awareness camps, we learned how to advocate against water privatization. Today, we are proud Blue Youth Ambassadors protecting our future.

Dr. Grace Mensah

Youth Leader

Working with EWNA has strengthened our advocacy tremendously. Their faith-based approach combined with strong policy work makes them a unique and powerful voice in the water sector. Together, we are making real progress against water commercialization in Africa.

Mr. John Kamara

Partner Organization

Becoming a Blue School through EWNA has changed our school entirely. Our students now understand water as a human right and a gift from God. The awareness and training we received have inspired both children and parents to value and protect our water resources.

Mrs. Fatima Abubakar,

Blue School Principal

Join the Movement

Water justice will not happen by itself. It needs your voice, your faith, and your action. Become part of a growing community of churches, schools, youth, and individuals standing together for clean, safe, and public water for every African.