Drawing Our Water Stories

As living beings, we are united by our universal dependence on water. We cannot live without it. Whether it is an innate connection or a deep-seated fear, we all have a water story to share. Drawing our water stories can generate empathy with one another and the non-human world.

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Journal
Climate Literacy in Education
Published
2024-11-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.24926/cle.v2i2.6439
Primary Topic
American Environmental and Regional History
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Drawing Our Water Stories

Melanie Ariens, Rhonda Nordstrom
Climate Literacy in Education
American Environmental and Regional History
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Drawing Our Water Stories

Melanie Ariens, Rhonda Nordstrom
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Abstract

As living beings, we are united by our universal dependence on water. We cannot live without it. Whether it is an innate connection or a deep-seated fear, we all have a water story to share. Drawing our water stories can generate empathy with one another and the non-human world.

Climate Literacy in EducationVol. 2(2)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
American Environmental and Regional History
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