Water is the most critical issue of our lifetime. The fact that countless communities all over the world are forced to live their lives without safe drinking water is a gut-wrenching reality that we can’t ignore. In 2023, together with our team, partners, and supporters, we continued working hard to reverse the tide and keep pushing toward our goals. As this Impact Report will show, collaboration is the key to our success.
Our new partnership with Clearsum has unlocked potential avenues for climate action, giving our projects around the world fresh opportunities to lean into it. We’re also very excited to continue our work in Latin America through the Lazos de Agua Program: a collaborative effort between communities and artists, as well as public, private, and philanthropic organizations. Since 2016, One Drop has not only helped mobilize funds—we’ve connected communities in the region to technical assistance, knowledge, and expertise. Building on this, Lazos de Agua will provide safe water to an additional 1 million people in Latin America and the Caribbean by 2030.
Our hearts are set on bringing safe water to everyone on the planet, with no exception to people in Canada. Indigenous communities are disproportionately faced with water- related challenges, which is why we’re uniting all who are fiercely determined to support their efforts towards water equality and conservation. Backed by our Water Impact Partners, the Indigenous Water Allyship is designed to do just that.
We’ve got to work creatively, passionately, and collectively if we have any hope of achieving our goals. We continue to organize local and international events to raise funds that not only support our mission, but also allow us to nurture a network of collaborators who rally behind our initiatives, year after year. We want to express our deepest gratitude to our donors, partners, and employees. Upon project completion, their collective actions will have changed the lives of nearly 3 million people around the world!
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For more than 16 years, the One Drop Foundation has spearheaded efforts to rally people, governments, corporations, and civil society organizations to a global cause. Together, we address the critical links between water and climate change, focusing on sustainability, equitable access, and systemic solutions.
A·B·C for Sustainability™ - A systems change model
Increasing ACCESS TO WATER, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) through improved infrastructure and governance.
Harnessing art and co-creation to inspire, activate, and sustain new BEHAVIOURS around WASH through the One Drop Foundation’s Social Art For Behaviour Change™ (SABC) approach.
Empowering entrepreneurs—with a focus on women—and strengthening local economies by providing them with CAPITAL to secure sustainable access to WASH services.
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Building wells and asking people to practise WASH-related
behaviours isn’t enough to create transformational change.
One Drop’s Social Art for Behaviour Change (SABC)
approach draws upon evidence from a range of disciplines—
including behavioural economics, neuroscience, and
socially engaged arts—to create interactive spaces where
community members work alongside artists to inspire,
activate, and sustain long-lasting behaviour change.
Since 2007, One Drop has collaborated with hundreds of artists, exploring the unique interconnections between water, climate, and culture across 14 countries. In 2023, we continued to mobilize change-makers across sectors in out-of-the-box ways, driving collective action, creative leadership, and empowerment in communities all over the planet.
Together with our partners and participants, we co-create projects with a purpose: to trigger emotions, actions, and lasting change.
We’ve enabled access to sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services for over 16 years, transforming lives in communities, schools, and health care facilities worldwide.
SINCE 2007
ONCE OUR CURRENT PROJECTS ARE COMPLETED
PEOPLE IMPACTED IN 2023
*One Drop’s contribution includes funds raised directly for the project.
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People impacted since 2007
People impacted in 2023
Delivering on the United Nations
received improved water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services in their health care facility*
have improved WASH services at their school**
IN 2023 ALONE,
engaged in personal and collective change thanks to social art, empowering themselves to lead their own transformative change.
gained improved access to water services for their households, making many of them more resilient to increasingly severe weather events and socio-economic risks.***
*Cumulative up to the end of 2023; 95,000 people in 2023
**Cumulative up to the end of 2023; 19,125 people in 2023
***Cumulative up to the end of 2023; 243,826 people in 2023
From local water operators to multinational corporations, everyone has a part to play in safeguarding our future.
Our work in the water sector intersects with the values of countless of organizations around the world. Connecting these change-makers is part of One Drop’s mission, catalyzing a collaborative effort to overcome the water and climate crisis.
In 2016, One Drop, FEMSA Foundation, the Inter-American Development Bank, and the Coca-Cola Foundation launched the Lazos de Agua Program, a public-private-philanthropic partnership that has had quite the ripple effect in the Latin American water sector.
As of January 2023, Lazos de Agua had changed the lives of more than 235,000 people in Latin America, exceeding its goals for phase 1. Now, the Program is expanding its network and reach across the region, aiming to provide access to sustainable water services for an additional 1 million people by 2030.
In 2024, we’re rolling out new projects in Paraguay, Ecuador, Mexico, and Colombia — with more to follow in 2025. Together with our partners, we’re aiming to build on our previous goals and successes:
reached as of 2023.
HANDWASHING WITH SOAP AND WATER
from 29% of participants showcasing the behaviour at the program’s start, to 62% by the end of phase 1.
MORE PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE BEGAN PAYING THEIR WATER BILLS ON TIME: A RISE FROM
of the population.
Strengthening capacities of service providers and supporting market-based solutions in the water sector.
of goods and services have undertaken entrepreneurship training since 2016.
In 2016, One Drop, FEMSA Foundation, the Inter-American Development Bank, and the Coca-Cola Foundation launched the Lazos de Agua Program, a public-private-philanthropic partnership that has had quite the ripple effect in the Latin American water sector.
As of January 2023, Lazos de Agua had changed the lives of more than 235,000 people in Latin America, exceeding its goals for phase 1. Now, the Program is expanding its network and reach across the region, aiming to provide access to sustainable water services for an additional 1 million people by 2030.
For me, Lazos de Agua changed my life in many ways. I learned to be more self-confident and to value myself more as a person. It also gave me the satisfaction of being a Leader of Change working for my community and collaborating in something as important as caring for water.
I am delighted with this project because it taught us teamwork, to work as a community, and also brought benefits such as quality drinking water and thus, health.
I am a teacher, a youth member, and a Leader of Change in my community. Lazos de Agua greatly strengthened teamwork within the community. It helped us to continue to grow and maintain the spirit of service. Also to awaken the sense of belonging to achieve all the projects in the present and also look towards the future.
While water nourishes life, art and culture give it soul. We must continue to facilitate spaces for dialogue, listening, and especially creativity. These spaces are what allow us to think and act together for change.
Fundación Avina has a long history of working towards sustainable development in Latin America, and we believe our experience aligns perfectly with Lazos de Agua’s goals. We’re aiming to build on the program’s impressive achievements, and we’re confident that through collaboration and innovation, we can create a more sustainable water future for all Latin Americans.
INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES IN CANADA ARE BEING DISPROPORTIONATELY AFFECTED BY WATER AND CLIMATE ISSUES. SO WHY DO
BELIEVE THAT EVERYONE IN OUR COUNTRY HAS EQUITABLE ACCESS TO SAFE WATER?
Restoring access to water—one of the most essential sources of life—is central to advancing reconciliation and self-determination.
This is why, in 2023, One Drop and the Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources (CIER) launched the Indigenous Water Allyship: a long-term program to improve living conditions and health in First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities in Canada. Thanks to Water Impact Partners such as Keurig Dr Pepper Canada, Ovivo, and Power Corporation of Canada, this impact will scale from coast to coast to coast.
In November of 2023, One Drop, CIER, and members of nine Indigenous-led organizations gathered in Kananaskis Country, traditional land of the Stoney Bearspaw, Chiniki, and Good Stoney tribes of the Nakoda Nation, to co-develop the first phase of the Allyship: the Indigenous Youth, Art, and Water Initiative (IYAWI).
Driven by nine Young Indigenous Ambassadors from across Canada, the initiative is designed to empower Indigenous youth to express their voices and visions around water-related challenges. Blending social art and community-based approaches, these nine projects aim to spark a conversation about water’s significance in Canada, while boldly challenging the current state of water issues.
I care about people, more importantly making people better as a whole. Art can help bring people together so that it’s not so strenuous of a task. Through art, we can be more open and expressive as we work together to build a better world.
JD Steuer, Young Indigenous Ambassador
Caldwell First Nation
Recognizing the importance of water as the interconnecting factor of all life on Earth, One Drop is dedicated to fostering partnerships, establishing relationships with Indigenous rights and title holders, and collaboratively designing programs that deepen understanding around water-related issues, while enabling equitable access to water in Canada.
We are honoured to pursue our mission in collaboration with passionate leaders and talented youth artists in Canada—to stand with Indigenous communities and contribute to their efforts towards water equality and conservation from coast to coast to coast.
YOUNG INDIGENOUS AMBASSADORS ARE DEMANDING WATER JUSTICE. LET’S AMPLIFY THEIR VOICES.
OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION EXPERIENCES SEVERE WATER SCARCITY FOR AT LEAST PART OF THE YEAR.*
FACTORING IN CLIMATE CHANGE, THIS NUMBER IS ONLY EXPECTED
TO GROW OVER TIME.**
Since 2007, One Drop has carried out its crucial mission in areas severely affected by the climate crisis. By working with trusted and experienced partners, we ensure that our investments in the water sector intersect with climate action and resilience strategies to support those at the forefront of climate impacts—particularly women, children, and Indigenous Peoples.
As water scarcity tightens its grip on Rajasthan, India, securing access to water for both drinking and agriculture has become a top priority. In 2023, project Rajasthan 2 directly involved thousands of community members—including 7,890 women—in drafting water security plans tailored to their villages’ needs. These plans included construction or renovation of water harvesting structures (dams, trenches) to improve groundwater levels, ensuring both immediate water needs and long-term agricultural and water source sustainability.
As part of the Telomiova project, community members across Madagascar’s Menabe region also gained first-hand experience with One Drop’s Social Art for Behaviour Change (SABC) approach through various theatrical performances and community debates rooted in traditional art and the local cultural context. The participatory performances involved 2,595 people—including 1,584 women—and stimulated deep reflections and exchanges around the adoption of key behaviours related to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) that help reduce the negative health impacts of climate change. Additionally, the project provided women entrepreneurs with training in climate-resilient agricultural techniques, enabling more sustainable and adaptive farming practices.
Committed to advancing climate action, in 2023 the One Drop Foundation kicked off our partnership with Clearsum, a tech-enabled strategy consultancy focused on empowering organizations with the intelligence and strategies needed to tackle climate change’s biggest challenges and opportunities. As part of their commitment to 1% for the Planet***, Clearsum is providing essential support as we craft a comprehensive climate policy that prioritizes sustainability, resilience, and environmental responsibility.
*IPCC, Sixth Assessment Report Working Group II, 2022
**WMO, United in Science 2023 - Sustainable development edition
***1% for the Planet is an international organization whose members contribute at least one percent of their annual revenue to environmental causes. In 2024, the One Drop Foundation joined their ranks as an Environmental Partner alongside other vetted environmental organizations.
''Climate change is the challenge of our era, demanding innovative solutions and unwavering support for those most affected. Supporting organizations like One Drop that empower communities on the frontlines of climate impacts is not just valuable work—it’s essential.''
Cedric B. Robert
EP, CSR-P, MBA, CLEARSUM
of the aforementioned projects gained access to water services in 2023.
IN 2023, THE TELOMIOVA PROJECT EMPOWERED
by providing training in resilient cultivation techniques and supporting them in purchasing inputs and establishing crops.
IN 2023,
were co-designed with community members in Rajasthan, leading to the renovation or construction of 73 water harvesting structures.
IN 2023, FARMERS SUPPORTED BY PROJECT RAJASTHAN 2 GENERATED A DEMAND OF
with 631 installations already completed.
TIMELY HAND HYGIENE PREVENTS
OF AVOIDABLE INFECTIONS ACQUIRED DURING HEALTH CARE DELIVERY, INCLUDING THOSE AFFECTING THE HEALTH WORKFORCE.*
While infrastructure is vital for safe water and sanitation, lasting improvements to health and well-being hinge on behaviour change. Through our Social Art for Behaviour Change (SABC) approach, we foster a culture of hygiene that goes beyond households, schools, and health care facilities.
Alongside our partners in 2023, we:
In Haiti, the PRISMA 2 project empowered health care workers, artists, and women’s and youth groups to use their creativity to drive positive behaviour change within their communities. By the project’s conclusion in 2023, more than 250,000 people had been reached through SABC interventions, leveraging the power of art to promote consistent hygiene practices such as handwashing and latrine use. Additionally, more than 66,600 people gained access to health care facilities equipped with improved water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) infrastructure.
From Mali to Haiti, our global programs have demonstrated the powerful impact of integrated approaches to public health. These successes underscore the remarkable leadership, adaptability, and creativity of community members as they overcome long-standing barriers to health and well-being.
*WHO, UNICEF. State of the World’s Hand Hygiene, 2021
in 2023 supported local soap production and/or distribution.
THROUGH ONE DROP’S PROJECTS IN 2023
including patients, staff, and other community members gained access to handwashing stations in their health care facilities.
SINCE 2007, ONE DROP PROJECTS HAVE SUPPORTED
Towards gaining at least basic water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) infrastructure and services. (10 facilities in 2023).
ACHIEVING 100% HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATES FOR GIRLS BY 2030 COULD FUEL A
INCREASE IN EMERGING ECONOMIES.*
Where women thrive, communities prosper. Our work with partners and community leaders goes beyond addressing basic needs like water and menstrual hygiene. Together, we foster environments where women and girls can empower themselves and drive transformative, sustainable change.
Through our collaboration with local leaders and international partners, we are supporting women as they take on increasingly active roles in water governance, behaviour change initiatives, and income-generating activities. This multifaceted approach fosters women’s leadership and creates educational as well as economic opportunities for themselves, their families, and their communities.
In 2023 alone, 13,355 women and girls across our projects gained access to safe toilets at school, enabling them to better manage their menstrual and hygiene needs.
In 2023, within the framework of the SCOFI project in Mali, 263,612 community members engaged in Social Art for Behaviour Change (SABC) activities that enabled active mobilization around gender-specific barriers and norms in girls’ education.
In 2023, the Boond project in India equipped 129 schools with drinking water facilities, 144 schools with sanitation facilities, and 127 schools with handwashing stations, impacting the lives of more than 19,125 people.**
Long-standing cultural norms surrounding gender continue to divide communities and undermine women’s empowerment. By providing gender-sensitive toilets equipped with soap, water, and menstrual supplies, our projects address major barriers to girls’ education. By engaging with community members through social art, we can also address broader issues impacting gender equality, such as poverty, early marriage, and violence.
Through our SABC approach, the newly launched ESEPV project in Burkina Faso will pave the way for participatory and inclusive interventions with women, girls, men, and community leaders that counter gender-based barriers to the socio-economic participation of women and girls. The project also aims to boost leadership, financial literacy, and skills in ways that foster economic development for 139,000 women and girls in the communes of Dori, Falagountou, and Gorom-Gorom.
*Citi & Plan International, The Case for Holistic Investment in Girls, 2020
**In all instances, the number of schools mentioned refers to both schools and early childhood centres.
of the aforementioned projects gained access to water services in 2023.
in 2023 supported women-led entrepreneurial activities.
gained at least basic water, sanitation, or hygiene services across our projects up to the end of 2023 (144 schools in 2023).
At One Drop, we are honored to collaborate with organizations dedicated to leveraging their platforms and resources to amplify our message, increase awareness of water and climate issues, and rally support for our initiatives. Here are a few examples of how our partners are making a difference:
An employee reward may seem like a tiny drop in a very large bucket, but with Guusto, even one small drop can turn into global impact. In 2014, Guusto pledged to donate one day of clean drinking water for every gift redeemed on their platform. As Guusto has grown, so has their dedication to supporting our vital cause. Guusto has now donated six figures to One Drop’s mission, significantly advancing our efforts towards a sustainable future with safe water for all.
Great partnerships are essential for water sustainability. To amplify our impact, One Drop dedicates a portion of our Las Vegas event proceeds to support local water-impact partners that drive awareness, education, conservation, and innovation. Some of our major partners in the field include Springs Preserve, Desert Research Institute, Discovery Children’s Museum, and WaterStart. To date, One Drop has donated over $1.7M toward local impact in Southern Nevada.
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
The 8th annual One Night for One Drop was held at Marquee at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on November 12 during the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix. That night, One Drop sold our most valuable auction item ever: the Laffite LM1 Hypercar, for $2.6M.
The unforgettable candy-themed party included performances from Steve Aoki, Neon Trees, and Cirque du Soleil, extraordinary food and beverages, private pool deck cabanas, and a vernissage of F1 photos. A global tasting experience, curated by l’Académie du Vin, featured wine, spirits, and champagne from the most coveted estates, including Cognac Hardy, Château Lafite Rothschild, Vice Versa, Opus One, and Jackson Family Wines.
On the special guest list: honorary chair Sir Jackie Stewart and three generations of the Stewart family, Cirque du Soleil’s Stéphane Lefebvre, Laffite Automobili’s Bruno Laffite and Pascal Cohen, Kevin “Mr. Wonderful” O’Leary, band members from Journey, and racing community legends Dario Franchitti, Danny Sullivan, and Otmar Szafnauer.
GLOBAL TASTING EXPERIENCE WITH
impressions of the press coverage
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
The fifth edition of the iconic $1M buy-in Big One for One Drop was held December 18-20, 2023. This first-ever WPT® Big One for One Drop welcomed 17 world-class high-rollers at the Wynn Las Vegas. Mikita Badziakouski won the coveted title and $7,114,500. Mario Mosböck was runner-up, and Dan Smith and Isaac Haxton finished third and fourth respectively. Recreational players returning to build on their past Big One successes included David Einhorn, Rick Salomon, and Talal Shakerchi. Four events marked the first year of the World Poker Tour-One Drop partnership in 2023 with buy-ins ranging from $10K-$1M—and raised over $1.3M.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
In 2023, One Drop and Courses Thématiques teamed up during the Sun Life races in Montreal to host Water in Action, a 5km run for the cause of safe water. Together, the August 15 night run and the October 15 morning run welcomed over 7,000 participants of all ages, and everyone had an awesome time getting active for a great cause with their families, friends, and co-workers. Special thanks to Atkins Réalis for bringing the events to life, to Ovivo and Keurig Dr Pepper Canada, and to all our dedicated sponsors for helping to raise more than $80,000.
Partnerships
$0.989
Fundraising events (net)
$2.977
Donations
$0.452
Investments
$1.124
$5.542
Project funding
$3.183
Revenue generation
$1.109
Administration
$0.562
$4.854
* Financial statements available at onedrop.org
SHAPING A WATER-SECURE FUTURE, TOGETHER
This year, we sparked a powerful movement—a vibrant network of funders, partners, community leaders, and visionary artists. Side by side, we blended water and art, driving positive change that continues to ripple across the globe.
The communities we serve are the heart of this movement and, together, we’ve achieved incredible things. Thank you to everyone who played a part.
The time for innovative, sustainable action is now. We’re seeking allies who recognize the urgency of the water and climate crisis, as well as the importance of collective action and long-term solutions. We can all make a difference. Let’s shape a water-secure future, together.
UNITED FOR IMPACT: OUR REMARKABLE PARTNER COMMUNITY
BRANDON STEVEN MOTORS • BRIAN KUNEC • CASHMAN PHOTO ENTERPRISES • EDMON COUTAN • ELGIN ALLEN • GUUSTO GIFTS INC. • KEVIN WASHINGTON • MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL • ROCK CLOUTIER • ROYAL BANK OF CANADA (QUEBEC) • SNC LAVALIN INC. • THOMAS GOLDSTEIN • TICKET ENTERTAINMENT
Airlie Foundation • Allen D. Kohl Charitable Foundation, Inc • Amir Adnani • Argiano Societa Agricola • Artist Activist Management • Bernie Cahill • BMO Nesbitt Burns • Brian Sheth • Canderel Management Inc. • The foundation of Clear Skies Investment Management • Conam Charitable Foundation • Daniel Gauthier • Dorsey & Whitney Trust Company LLC • DTD Live Ltd • Edmiston & Company Limited • Edwin Ting • Eric and Maria Grilly • Fisher Brothers Foundation Inc • Gabriel de Alba • Garival Inc. • Groupe BBLUV Inc • Guusto Gifts Inc. • Joe Dietch • Kateri da Silva • Katherine Goertz • Kirvin Doak Communications • Lord Robert Peerless • Marin Community Foundation • One Drop Foundation personnel • RBC Foundation • Schwab Charitable Fund • The American Gift Fund (Lisa & Dan Burkhead) • The Jewish Community Foundation of Montreal • Valmont • Wynn Resorts
In 2023, we benefitted in numerous ways from the expertise and contributions of valued in-kind partners, such as:
Académie du Vin - Marc Nadeau & Sam Fritz-Tate • Encore Event Technologies - Phil Cooper & Carrie Carter Cooper • Southern Glazer’s Wine, Spirits & Beer of Nevada • Destinations by Design - Harvey Stern • Tao Group - Jason Strauss • Alejandro Vigil • Anita Mann Productions - Fantasy • Baron Philippe de Rothschild • Barons de Rothschild Champagnes • Barrère et Capdevielle - Florent Barrère • Cabo Yacht Charters • Caviar Collective - Nina Manchev • Château d’Armailhac • Cognac Hardy - Bénédicte Hardy • Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas • Cox Communications - Stephanie Stallworth • Crystalline Management • Dan & Lisa Burkhead • Domaine E. Guigal - Philippe Guigal • Domaine Faiveley • El Enemigo Wines - Adrianna Catena & Frédéric Mairesse • Frooogs LV • Georgia Richardson • Grappa Nonino - Nonino Family • Innovative Pain Care Center • Jackson Family Wines - Chris, and Ariel Jackson • Kym Illman • La Nauve Hôtel & Jardin • Lisa Quam • Lorne Rashkovan • Maceoo - Ricci Lopez • Maison M. Chapoutier - Chapoutier Family • Manta Restaurant • Marquee Nightclub - Jason Strauss • Opus One, Scott Gould • Rapid Color • Riedel • Southworth Communities - Mark Deitch • Tableau Filtered Water • The Cape, a Thompson Hotel Los Cabos • The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon • Viña Concha y Toro
Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources • Centre for microFinance • Cowater International Inc. • Espace Culturel Gambidi • Fundación PLAN • Helvetas • Santé Monde (previously CCISD) • Water For People India • WaterAid America • WaterAid Canada • WaterAid India • WaterAid Mali
Abhishek Kumar • Akshara Arts Society • Aléas des possibles • Anu Kumari • Association FVTA • Association FVTI • Association Miray Aina • Association Soasaotse • Baidnath Lal • Centre Culturel Korè • Chanchal Kumari • Deepak Kumar • Dharma Ram • Espace Culturel Gambidi • Fleur de bitumes • Gautam Paswan Group • Gautami Kumari • Groupe Rahaja Cent • Hima Ram • Israël Joseph • Jatadhar Paswan • Kunal • Ruby Khatoon • Lal Mohammad Pamariya Group • Lalu Ram Group • Lok Kala Rang Group • Madu Ram • Mahesh Chandra Jha Painting group • Mana Ram • Mithirang Lok Tarang • Mr. Ramlal Bhatt • Munni Devi • Nandlal And Party • Neelu Kumari • Nikhil Sinha • Nobert Joseph • Noelvo Vert pour La chambre d’écriture • ONG MOTEUR • Prateek • Pratima Kumari Sikki Kala group • Rajdev Ravidas Folk Song Group • Rama Swami Naikar • Ramjanam • Rohit Kumar • Roushan Kumar • Sawa Ram • Shwetpriti • Singha Ram • Sitaram Singh • Subodh Paswan Group • Surangan Patna • Sweety Kumari • Troupe Vitsika • Usha • Wapikoni Mobile
Photo credits: WaterAid/Basile Ouedraogo, Grupo Armadillo/Heidy Cabrera, Eric Massicotte, Terry Hughes, Wapikoni Mobile, Helvetas, Raïsa Mirza, Cashman Photo, World Poker Tour, One Drop Foundation.
The One Drop Foundation acknowledges Inuit, Métis, and First Nations Peoples across Canada as the traditional stewards of the lands and waters since time immemorial. We are grateful for the traditional Knowledge Keepers and Elders who are with us today, those who have gone before us, and the youth that inspire us.
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