Transforming Water Access in Rural Honduras: A Student's Journey with Global Water Brigades

EPISODE OVERVIEW

In this episode of Current Conversations, Bailey Smith and Clif Briley speak with Isabel Willems, a humanities student from LSU, about her experiences with Global Water Brigades in Honduras. They discuss the challenges of water scarcity in rural communities, the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, and the personal impact of understanding water's value. Isabel shares her journey of learning and growth, emphasizing the need for awareness and action in addressing global water issues.  

KEY TOPICS

  • Global Water Brigades works to improve lives in underserved communities.

  • Honduras faces significant water distribution challenges.

  • Less than 1% of Earth's water is drinkable. 

  • Interdisciplinary teams can effectively address community needs. 

  • Resource inequity affects access to clean water. 

  • Education and awareness are crucial in tackling water issues. 

  • Everyone can contribute to improving local waterways.  

MEET OUR GUEST

Isabel Willems

Undergraduate Student
Vice President, LSU Water Brigades
Louisiana State University

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