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Newly announced federal funding will help resolve the decades’ long sewer crisis faced by rural majority-Black communities in Alabama and Mississippi.

Research from Pacific Institute and DigDeep underscores intensifying need to ensure basic water and sanitation for millions...

/PRNewswire/ -- Ideal Living, a direct-to-consumer health and wellness company and makers of AquaTru water purifiers, announces a $50,000 donation to DigDeep,...

"Our needs are dire," one community leader said. "We feel like we're forgotten at times."

While most Americans don’t think twice about flushing their toilets or turning on the faucet, thousands wake up every day without these modern conveniences. The hidden divide drains communities of far more than the precious resource.

While most Americans don’t think twice about flushing their toilets or turning on the faucet, thousands wake up every day without these modern conveniences. The hidden divide drains communities of far more than the precious resource.

While most Americans don’t think twice about flushing their toilets or turning on the faucet, thousands wake up every day without these modern conveniences. The hidden divide drains communities of far more than the precious resource.

While most Americans don’t think twice about flushing their toilets or turning on the faucet, thousands wake up every day without these modern conveniences. The hidden divide drains communities of far more than the precious resource.

Bringing Clean, Running Water to the Navajo Nation May 3, 2021, 12:45 PM, Posted by Cindy Howe Broken promises and structural racism have deprived New Mexico’s Navajo Nation of safe, running water for generations. A Navajo woman shares how she is actively changing this reality, one family at a time. The "Water Lady" Darlene Arviso fills water tanks for Navajo tribal members who do not have access to running water. Photo credit: DigDeep, 2019. Go to the sink, turn on the tap, get you...

As the sun beams in through Ilean McGlarn’s only kitchen window, she gazes at the water flowing from the faucet,