This biggest United Nations water event in nearly fifty years, from 22 to 24 March, will also end Mina's spectacular 'marathon of marathons.' For the culmination of 200 marathons in one year, the final one will finish on the steps of the UN Headquarters the day before the opening of the conference.
Mina’s story is one of total commitment, sacrifice and courage in advocating for water for all inhabitants of the 🌍; she is quite remarkably educated in all aspects having seen first hand the global impacts of water 💦 misused and wasted, absence of planning as many people simply assumed it would always be here at the turn of a faucet. She is visionary in her approach, now with collaborators internationally. She is the face of water, it’s history, it’s present and it’s future. I am so pleased her work has been valued, shared and that she will serve as an invaluable resource at the water conference at the UN in coming days. She is now the icon for water as well she should be given her efforts in bringing the attention of the world to the water crisis. We have been to some extent aware but she has actually VISUALIZED the impacts of water shortage worldwide; who else can make that claim? Best wishes to both of you as you seek and evaluate solutions to this crisis in the days to come.
Loved the podcast. Mina is such an inspiration. Signed up for the World Water Run - I will be walking though. I'll probably talk more about water in my next two podcasts (we already talked about fast fashion & clothes in relation to water needed). Mina has definitely inspired me to also write about water. I'll be walking along rivers for the Word Water Run - there will be stories to tell. Thanks for having her on your podcast and good luck to both of you in New York.
Evelyne, I’d love to hear your podcasts on water as it relates to fashion and clothing. Can you direct me to source? Substack I can find but drop a note please if other! Thank you!💦🌎
Mina’s story is one of total commitment, sacrifice and courage in advocating for water for all inhabitants of the 🌍; she is quite remarkably educated in all aspects having seen first hand the global impacts of water 💦 misused and wasted, absence of planning as many people simply assumed it would always be here at the turn of a faucet. She is visionary in her approach, now with collaborators internationally. She is the face of water, it’s history, it’s present and it’s future. I am so pleased her work has been valued, shared and that she will serve as an invaluable resource at the water conference at the UN in coming days. She is now the icon for water as well she should be given her efforts in bringing the attention of the world to the water crisis. We have been to some extent aware but she has actually VISUALIZED the impacts of water shortage worldwide; who else can make that claim? Best wishes to both of you as you seek and evaluate solutions to this crisis in the days to come.
Loved the podcast. Mina is such an inspiration. Signed up for the World Water Run - I will be walking though. I'll probably talk more about water in my next two podcasts (we already talked about fast fashion & clothes in relation to water needed). Mina has definitely inspired me to also write about water. I'll be walking along rivers for the Word Water Run - there will be stories to tell. Thanks for having her on your podcast and good luck to both of you in New York.
Evelyne, I’d love to hear your podcasts on water as it relates to fashion and clothing. Can you direct me to source? Substack I can find but drop a note please if other! Thank you!💦🌎
Judith, I messaged you on Callin too. My podcast is on there. It's called Knowledge build bridges. The fashion ones were episodes 20 & 21.
Enjoyed them last night! Thank you!😊
Mina's commitment and courage is truly unmatched. Thank you for bringing her endeavors to our attention!