Don’t forget to include Global Water Dances on your calendar. That date would be June 25th, 2011. For those of you in the Twin Cities, it is happening at the Stone Arch Bridge. There are about fifty locations world wide. Find your nearest event here.
And now, your depressing yet important water fact for the day: Bad water kills 1.4 million children every year.*
Videos of the Global Water Dances project:
SPREAD THE WORD!
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A dance instructor from Idaho State University is doing the local installation, performing it at a constructed wetlands that the city of Pocatello built for stormwater mitigation. We (the local public access station) are videoing it for her and helping her get it on the web.
Should be an interesting day!
By the way, Greg, you’ve had dinner with the video editor for the project. It’s been a couple of years, but I’m guessing you remember Mary.
Small world! I wonder if she knows Stehpanie H.
I am in the Canary Islands and it does not look as though anyone is organising anything down here, shame, sounds like fun in a good cause.