Pace University's Blue CoLab: Right-to-Know H20 Team

Pace University’s Blue CoLab, and more specifically the Right-to-Know H20 team, believe that the human right to clean drinking water can only be achieved when people know that their water is clean before they drink it-which is why the team has embraced this research-heavy, creative inquiry project focusing on emergent tech, which aims to positively impact the health of millions across the globe.
Pace’s Right-to-Know H20 team is not merely an advocate in civic engagement, but an active force striving to fulfill the United Nations Sustainability Development Goal 6, recognizing water as fundamental to all aspects of life. To aid the mission, the Right-to-Know H2O Team has petitioned the United Nations Secretary General António Guterres requesting the UN to declare the right-to-know water quality a fundamental human right.
At Pace, we’re part of the global movement-literally- because at present, no part of the planet is spared assaults on clean water. The Right-to-Know H20 team at Pace is at the forefront of this battle, striving to make access to information about water quality an inalienable right for all.
Learn more about the Right-to-Know H20 Team at bluecolab.pace....