News Archive

Feb05
2024

WRAP Progress Report 2023

WRAP Progress Report 2023 The Water Resources Action Project (WRAP) brings rainwater harvesting systems, environmental education, and cross-cultural exchange to K-12 students in Israel, Palestine, Jordan, and the Navajo Nation. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD PDF

Dec16
2022

New Presentation about the Student Multi-Lingual, Environmental Education WRAPapp

New Presentation about the Student Multi-Lingual, Environmental Education WRAPapp CLICK TO LEARN MORE

Dec14
2022

WRAP Progress Report 2022

WRAP Progress Report 2022 The Water Resources Action Project (WRAP) brings rainwater harvesting systems, environmental education, and cross-cultural exchange to K-12 students in Israel, Palestine, Jordan, and the U.S. Arab and Jewish students work on shared environmental issues. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD PDF

Dec14
2022

Presentation at GSA Connects 2022 Conference

Presentation at GSA Connects 2022 Conference How Nonprofit Organizations Fill The ‘water Gap’ In Parts Of The Navajo Nation CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD PDF

Mar10
2021

Presentation at Conference on Environmental Conflict and Cooperation

Malcolm Siegel, Executive Director of WRAP and Leora Siegel, Board Member, presented at the Conference on Environmental Conflict and Cooperation on March 3, 2021 at the University of California, Davis. Their presentations may be viewed below. Malcolm Siegel’s presentation CLICK TO VIEW Leora Siegel’s presentation CLICK TO LEARN MORE

Jan30
2021

Environmental Peacebuilding Through Water Harvesting

The final report of WRAP’s recently completed grant for the American Arbitration Association-International Centre for Dispute Resolution is now available.

Jan04
2021

WRAP Progress Report 2020

WRAP adapted to challenges of COVID-19 by changing its emphasis from classroom-based activities to virtual projects involving a smaller cadre of motivated students. Highlights are included in our 2020 Progress Report.

Jun15
2020

WRAP provides aid to Dine; (Navajo) and Hopi during Covid-19 water crisis

Thousands of  Dine’  (Navajo) and Hopi households haul water from distant wells.   Lack of water is even more critical during the Covid-19 pandemic, when tribal communities are being impacted at one of the highest rates in the nation.  The Water Resources Action Project  (WRAP) and   The Forgotten People (a grassroots organization based in the Navajo […]

Jan23
2020

WRAP Progress Report 2019

In 2019, WRAP expanded its cross-cultural exchange activities between the diverse partner schools within its growing network. Highlights are included in our 2019 Progress Report (link to the report).

Jan04
2019

WRAP Progress Report 2018

WRAP’s Annual Progress Report, summarizing our 2018 activities, is now available. Many thanks to our volunteers and supporters for a successful year of environmental peace-building! Please click the image below to read the report.