Kat Griffin

From the Field: Suzan Wol on 12 Years of Changing Habits, One Household at a Time For twelve years, Suzan has worked as WFSS's Hygiene Trainer Lead — training school hygiene clubs, community household promoters, and water user committees, and delivering h... See more

South Sudan: What Independence Looks Like From the Inside On July 9, 2011, South Sudan became the world's newest nation. Fifteen years later, we sat down with members of our South Sudan team to ask what independence feels like — not through the lens of he... See more

What Does a Clean Water Charity Do? When you give to a clean water charity, you might picture a well being drilled in a dry, dusty field. But the work goes so much deeper than that. For communities in South Sudan, clean water is not a convenience — it is ... See more

A Day in the Life of a Child in South Sudan: The Story of Nyaruon Deng The sun rises early in Tonj South County, South Sudan. Long before the first school bell rings, long before most children in other parts of the world have even opened their eyes, Nyaru... See more

The Link Between Water Access and Women’s Safety in South Sudan In South Sudan, access to safe, reliable water is not merely a development challenge, it is a matter of personal security, gender equity, and human rights. Decades of conflict, climate instab... See more