Expanding Women of Water's Mission to Educate, Empower, and Engage
Women of Water in Utah is working to build a national network and increase a sense of belonging for women in the water engineering industry nationwide. We are developing a framework to help launch new chapters across the country, creating opportunities for women to connect, collaborate, and support one another professionally.
Kellyn Campbell and Christina Osborn from Women of Water discussed these plans on Stormwater World Podcast. You can access the podcast here:
Stormwater World Podcast: the Origins and Growth of the Women of Water Initiative
At the heart of the initiative is the belief that community builds confidence. By creating welcoming networking spaces, Women of Water helps women develop stronger professional connections, grow their confidence, and step into leadership roles across the water and environmental fields.
Christina Osborn describes the organization's next step: expansion:
“We’re ready to go. We just need people who are interested and want to organize and collect a bunch of women under the Women of Water umbrella.”
With interest growing and a national framework in development, the future of Women of Water looks increasingly connected—empowering women across the country to lead, support one another, and shape the industry together.
