Rapid depletion of groundwater and gaps in data availability leave some communities without a voice in water management decisions. These inequities can be addressed using already available information.

When disaster strikes, official reports may document statistics about deaths, injuries, and the loss and the extent of the damage done. But poetry and other art forms can capture quieter truths about the emotional toll, cultural losses, moments of resilience, and or the uneven way people are impacted.

Secure your spot for the 51st annual Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, to be held Sunday, June 14 to Wednesday, June 17, 2026.