The Breakfast session will provide participants with a calm and welcoming environment to start the day. This informal gathering allows attendees to enjoy a morning meal while engaging

The "Climate Change Adaptation Through Place-Based Science from Community Experience in WASH Projects" Presentation by Carlos Valdez will explore the intersection of climate adaptation and water, sanitation, and

The "The Position of the Investigator in Understanding Place-Based Knowledge" Presentation by Ann Witmer will delve into the critical role of researchers in interpreting and applying local, place-based

The "Fog Water Collection System for Human Consumption" Presentation by Luis Peñafiel will explore innovative approaches to water sourcing through fog collection technology. This session will provide attendees

The Lunch session will offer participants a relaxed break in the midst of the summit's activities. It provides a chance to enjoy a meal while continuing to network

The "Dam In or Dam Up: A Contextual Assessment of Dam Water Usage in Mambwe District, Zambia" Presentation by Crispin Cholwe will offer a critical exploration of water

The "Leveraging Contextual Engineering Principles for Developing a Sustainable Water System for Livestock in Bodaway Gap - Navajo Nation" Presentation by Xiomara Ortiz will provide an insightful exploration

The "Power to the People – How Electrical Engineering Can Empower the Navajo Nation" Presentation by Peter Romine will delve into the transformative potential of electrical engineering in

The Debrief and Discussion Panel with Ariel Urquidi and Carlos Valdez will provide an interactive platform for participants to reflect on key insights from the summit. This session

The Dinner will offer participants a relaxed and enjoyable setting to conclude the day. It provides an opportunity for attendees to unwind, socialize, and continue conversations in a