Yes! It's not always easy to have access to a clean water fountain, even in well-established locations, and a high quality filtration feature in a water bottle can not only relieve anxieties around drinking tap water but also encourage hydration and overall health across all groups of people. Ultimately, I see it as a practical, accessible investment that can go such a long way.

Good water quality is an individual right, not a privilege, and the same goes for sustainability on a global scale. I think we should do our part as schools and institutions to bring visibility to this cause, because there's really nobody who is disadvantaged from maximizing the health and longevity of water on our planet.

I'd love to employ my creative skills to promote LARQ through both in-person activations and by creating media that can be easily accessible to students. I'm picturing eye-catching posters with QR codes that lead to the LARQ website and speaking to students near campus locations where interest might be relevant. I would also reach out to on-campus organizations that align with LARQ's mission of sustainable hydration to continue spreading the word.