Center For Rural Enterprise And Environmental Justice

CREEJ, founded by Catherine Coleman Flowers, works to end sanitation inequality across the U.S., addressing failing wastewater infrastructure and contaminated water systems in both rural and urban communities. The organization traces its origins to Lowndes County, Alabama, where it documented widespread raw sewage exposure and resulting health impacts, and it now advocates nationally through research, media, and policy work for communities facing similar sanitation crises.

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