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Water Week is Going Virtual – Two Free Webinar Offerings

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Water Week is Going Virtual – Two Free Webinar Offerings

Contributor: NACWA

While the nation’s response to the pandemic will keep us from meeting in person during Water Week 2020, the last few weeks have only underscored the importance of the sector’s continued advocacy with federal policymakers. The now-virtual Water Week 2020 will provide an opportunity to advance policy priorities for clean and safe water and highlight the critical role utilities play in ensuring affordable and sustainable water for all communities. Unite virtually with water professionals across the country April 26 – May 1 to bring awareness to issues that affect water and advocate as one voice for the sector.

Though the in-person National Water Policy Fly-In was canceled, please join us for the following complimentary online offerings to supercharge your virtual lobbying and hear the latest from key federal policymakers:

Water Advocacy Update and How to Virtually Lobby Congress | Complimentary Webinar

Wednesday, April 22, 2:00 – 3:30 PM ET

As Congress works on addressing the health and economic impacts of coronavirus – a national crisis that has put the importance of sanitation and the efforts of water utility workers at the forefront – it is more important than ever for water professionals to engage with Congress. Join the National Water Policy Fly-In Partners – NACWA, WEF, WateReuse and The Water Research Foundation to hear the latest update on our Congressional advocacy and learn how to engage during Water Week. It will be critical for the water sector around the country to advocate for support for communities, utilities, and businesses in future coronavirus recovery packages. We also must make our voices heard on the other important policy and funding issues Congress will address this year, including PFAS, CWSRF reauthorization, and the next Water Resources Development Act.

Participants will hear the latest from Capitol Hill, the water sector’s key issues and talking points, and tools and tips for engaging during Water Week – such as setting up virtual congressional office visits and messaging resources for social media and community outreach during Water Week and beyond. Learn More  |  Register Now

Water Week 2020 – Insights from Washington, DC
Complimentary Webinar

Wednesday, April 29, 2:00 – 3:30 PM ET

We know you value hearing directly from EPA and Congress when you are in Washington, so we are bringing the latest insights to your computer during Water Week 2020. Join us on Wednesday, April 29, from 2:00 to 3:30 pm Eastern to hear the latest water policy developments from EPA senior staff, messages from Members of Congress about the value of water sector advocacy, and updates from key Water Week partners. Don’t miss this unparalleled opportunity to hear from these key policymakers.  Learn More  |   Register Now

 

NACWA, WEF, WateReuse and The Water Research Foundation invite all clean water utilities and all water professionals to participate in both webinars and urge you to reach out to Congress during Water Week to advocate for support for the water sector.

 

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