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Posted On: March 22nd 2026, 03:52 pm
It's World Water Day 2026. The UN declares the observance of such international days to highlight the most critical global issues.
This year's Water Day theme is equality -- because we know that clean, accessible water means more girls in school and better lives for women.
In my book Barefoot Books WATER: A Deep Dive of Discovery, I tell the story of Georgie Badiel and her work to bring clean water to villages in West Africa. When visiting schools to talk about this book, I ask kids to try their hand at carrying heavy jugs of water, as girls do every day around the world. This always leads to meaningful conversations about equality and resources and what we can do.
Today and everyday, let's celebrate the blessings (and necessity) of clean water, and work to preserve and share this precious resource. 🌏 💧
#worldwaterday2026 #booksaboutwater @barefootbooks @theinvisiblecircle @unitednations @georgiebadiel
This year's Water Day theme is equality -- because we know that clean, accessible water means more girls in school and better lives for women.
In my book Barefoot Books WATER: A Deep Dive of Discovery, I tell the story of Georgie Badiel and her work to bring clean water to villages in West Africa. When visiting schools to talk about this book, I ask kids to try their hand at carrying heavy jugs of water, as girls do every day around the world. This always leads to meaningful conversations about equality and resources and what we can do.
Today and everyday, let's celebrate the blessings (and necessity) of clean water, and work to preserve and share this precious resource. 🌏 💧
#worldwaterday2026 #booksaboutwater @barefootbooks @theinvisiblecircle @unitednations @georgiebadiel
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