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Jessica Jewell Lanier
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Director of Digital, Water Hub
Los Angeles
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By Jessica Jewell Lanier| Water Hub@ The ground is most fertile for disinformation to take root during big media moments like disasters, court decisions, and policy shifts. For example, in California during the 2025 Los Angeles fires, Trump spread disinformation claiming that Governor Newsom was putting an endangered fish, the delta smelt, over people.
By Jessica Jewell Lanier| Water Hub@ Information needs to be accessible, full stop. How are people supposed to understand the stakes and get on board if we’re talking in code or only covering climate in paywalled newspapers? Our task as water communicators is to make our issues irresistible.
By Jessica Jewell Lanier| Water Hub@ The ground is most fertile for disinformation to take root during big media moments like disasters, court decisions, and policy shifts. For example, in California during the 2025 Los Angeles fires, Trump spread disinformation claiming that Governor Newsom was putting an endangered fish, the delta smelt, over people.
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Water Hub
The Water Hub is a pro bono communications organization focused on advancing water justice and resilience. It aims to amplify the voices of marginalized communities, particularly people of color and tribes, to tackle systemic water challenges. The organization works to make water communications more accessible and enhance activism, ensuring that those most affected by water issues have a greater say in the solutions. The Water Hub offers a range of services, including communications strategy development, capacity building through partnerships and media training, and narrative change campaigns. It also hosts the Color of Water directory, which connects journalists and policymakers with water experts of color. Additionally, the organization conducts research and provides educational materials, such as reports and communication guides, to support grassroots initiatives and promote equitable water solutions.
Los Angeles, United States
Founded: 2019