Flint Today: Struggle and Community

Just about a year after their crisis of contaminated water was declared a federal emergency, the people of Flint, Michigan are still living in a kind of limbo, unsure about the safety of much of their water, and suspicious of their government representatives. However, the daily urgency of their situation has created a growing web of community alliances which seem to have strengthened the resolve to survive.

Register here for “Not Just Flint: Water Crises and Inequality in the United States” on February 4, a free event at Trinity Church Wall Street in New York City and at Partner Sites via webcast across the country.