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Phil Freeman

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Phil Freeman

Hi, I’m Philip Freeman, a graduate student at Canisius University. I wrote this article because clean water and sanitation shaped my life in rural Liberia. Growing up, I saw the toll of unsafe water—sickness, lost opportunities, and broken communities. This issue isn't abstract to me; it’s personal. Now, with a background in IT and Business Analytics, I’m combining lived experience with data-driven solutions to advocate for change. Everyone deserves access to clean water—it’s a right, not a privilege.

UNSG: Good Health and Well-being UNSG: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Cheru, 6, fills her cup with clean drinking water at the water kiosk near her home.

She and her whole community benefits from a 16 km gravity-fed World Vision pipeline that brings clean water to 6 kiosks in her village. Along with other children, she used to walk 6 km daily to carry water to school and home. Now the pipeline brings water to both places. 

West Pokot, KenyaSee Cheru’s story, here: https://www.worldvision.org/clean-water-news-stories/compare-walk-for-water-cheru-kamama 

Kesot community, Sook ADP, West Pokot, Kenya

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