Tag Archives: Kenya

We Still Alive

Posted on November 1, 2021 by Pam Lazos

When we talk about WASH — water, sanitation and hygiene — it’s not just access to water that we are discussing but access to clean, safe, usable water. The reality is that more children die each year from lack of … Continue reading →

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Cowa — The Journey Continues

Posted on November 4, 2016 by Pam Lazos

The Journey Continues There are many kinds of people in the world, doers and dreamers, concrete and abstract thinkers, queen bees and worker bees, some that see the world as a challenge, a mountain to be scaled and conquered, others … Continue reading →

Posted in access to water | Tagged access to clean water, blog, carbon filters, coconut filters, contaminated water, crowdfunding, Kenya, Kickstarter, Moringa oleifera, sanitation and hygiene, Seeker's Service, WASH, water, water filters, water filtration | Leave a comment

Preparations are Underway

Posted on November 5, 2015 by Pam Lazos

This post originally appeared in the wH2o Journal, the Journal of Gender and Water Preparations Are Underway I met with Matt Lisle and Adrian Leviano, The Seed Guys, at their office in Vance Hall where the Wharton School’s graduate … Continue reading →

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The Seed Guys – Saving the World, One Seed at a Time

Posted on August 11, 2015 by Pam Lazos

The Seed Guys was originally posted on the wH20journal blog on August 6, 2015. The Seed Guys Saving the World One Seed at a Time Can A Seed Save the World? Matt Lisle and Adrian Lievano are betting it just might. … Continue reading →