Portrait of Gabby Gray. She wears a gray cap and a vest, rests her chin in her hand, and smiles at the camera.
December 19, 2025
Water

For Gabby Gray, lead organizer at Pittsburgh United, the movement for water justice is personal. Learn more about their organizing.

Activist in a park, holding signs that read: "water for the people" and "Keep Pittsburgh's water public"

This spring, the people of Pittsburgh voted to keep the city's water system public, a critical victory that will impact generations to come.

We the people sign in DC

The corporate takeover of U.S. government has been years in the making. It’s about way more than just one or two billionaires. And every one of us can do something about it.

On Saturday, May 17, 2025, Corporate Accountability gave the following statement at the Flint/Pittsburgh Day of Action: “Everyone, no matter ...

More than ten years after the Flint water crisis, Veolia still refuses to admit the role the corporation played in not sounding the alarm.

Organizers lead action in city, holding banners and signs that read Justice for Flint.

Veolia's settlement in Flint demonstrates the power of organizing for justice. But it doesn't cover the harm done to residents.