A WATER TRAIL
A Water Trail is a powerful, poetic drama based on the true story of a mother and spoken word poet whose life is upended by two of the most devastating environmental crises of the 21st century.
Water is not a privilege—it’s a right.
Vieques, Puerto Rico
FREE water after Hurricane Maria
Flint, Michigan's
Lead pipe removal, or not?
Flint, Michigan
Even low levels of lead can damage brain development and lower IQ in children.
About A WATER TRAIL
A Water Trail is a powerful and deeply personal documentary that exposes the realities of water injustice in marginalized communities, while also chronicling one woman’s journey through survival, resistance, and advocacy. The film connects the ongoing water crisis in Flint, Michigan, with the devastation of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, drawing a direct line between environmental racism, political negligence, and community resilience.
Why We Need Your Support
Support Episode 2 of A Water Trail
We’re raising funds to produce the second episode of A Water Trail, a 7-part docu-series that exposes the human cost of water injustice in marginalized communities.
Episode 2 continues the powerful journey of a woman who fled Flint’s contaminated water crisis only to face Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. Her story becomes one of loss, transformation, and advocacy—ultimately leading to the creation of The Sister Tour, a women’s collective rooted in resistance and healing.
This episode will explore the growing movement for community-controlled water sovereignty, highlighting real solutions like Atmospheric Water Generators operated by impacted communities.
Your support helps us cover production costs—filming, editing, and outreach—to keep this vital story alive and moving forward.
Donate today and help us shift the narrative. Water is a right, not a privilege.
A.W.T. Teaser Trailer
