WELCOME
“Wherever my purpose takes me, I maintain clarity, consideration, connection, and collaboration as my guiding principles. My client base of women leaders, stakeholders and professionals benefit from this structured holistic perspective”.
-— Bekkah Marshall, Dope Xennial, Trained Environmental Scientist, Certified Environmental Health Professional & Global Water Strategist
WORLD, WOMEN, WATER
Discussions about women & water issues can include various subjects, from women in the water sector to varying views on women involvements in water issues & solutions, worldwide. Beyond the surface of water issues & solutions are discussions to be had about culture, community, women's role in society & more. In this space - heartfelt, inspirational & trending topics are explored with consideration, wit & realness. Therefore, an invitation is extended to those that aim to support women while addressing and resolving water-connected concerns, holistically!
BOOK & REQUEST BEK
BEKKAH MARSHALL, CEHP
Certified Environmental Health Professional (CEHP), Trained Environmental Scientist, Global Water Strategist, Speaker, Instructor and Dope Xennial
Bekkah Marshall, CEHP is a Certified Environmental Health Professional with a focus on waterborne disease prevention, trained as an Environmental Scientist specializing in Water Quality and Treatment, and a Global Water Strategist serving on projects aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 6 – Water Quality & Sanitation and Women in Water. She has over 20 years experience in environmental and water research, regulatory assessments and policy. She is currently a global independent consultant providing expertise on community-wide water projects.
STATE OF TAP WATER IN MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES PROJECT
State of Tap Water in Marginalized Communities Project was created to assist communities with securing safe, clean tap water by providing local leaders the strategies, educational resources, and expert guidance they need. The ultimate mission is to encourage informed advocacy, promote sustainable water solutions, and keep public health, front and center by addressing water quality issues collaboratively.
ASK BEK
Ask Bek is an ideal opportunity for community-minded leaders to ask water-related questions. It is highly suggested that women community leaders take advantage of this opportunity. Submitted questions are used to equip undergraduate interns with the needed collaboration skills for community-wide water solutions.