

On September 19, 2026 we will begin a two-week, 113 mile prayer walk led by women through towns along the route of the proposed Constitution Pipeline in New York State.
We invite teachers, students, farmers, neighbors, workers, artists, faith leaders, elected representatives and all relations to walk with us. You can walk for a week, a day, or even an hour. One step at a time, we are planting seeds of love, action and change for the generations to come.
The Constitution Pipeline is a 30" fracked gas pipeline proposed by the Oklahoma-based Williams Company, which would run from northeast Pennsylvania to Schoharie County, New York. Rejected in 2016 by New York State as a danger to our water, the Constitution Pipeline project has returned to line the pockets of big corporations. The pipeline would cut through 125 miles of forests, wetlands, wild habitats and rural farm communities, providing a corridor of power for AI data centers and deafening compressor stations that cause serious air pollution and acid rain.
The Women's Water Walk, which men are encouraged to join, will begin outside of Damascus, N.Y. and continue through towns along the proposed pipeline route. Our walk is rooted in prayer and positive action. We will sing as we walk and stop to make offerings at the many rivers, lakes and waterways along our path. We will gather daily to discuss community solutions, actions and legal frameworks to protect our land and water – focusing not only on what we seek to stop, but also on what we are trying to build.
WHO WE ARE
We are the womb carriers, sisters, mothers, and grandmothers who have been given a sacred responsibility to protect the water, land and all life for the generations to come. We are leading this water walk to uphold the Laws of Nature and call people into awareness regarding this grave threat to our communities.
WHY WE ARE WALKING
We are walking the path of this proposed pipeline through the ancestral territories of the Lenape, Susquehannock, and Haudenosaunee Peoples with a prayer of transformation – to turn this pipeline route into a songline of remembrance of the truths that we hold to be self-evident.
We the People affirm our rights under Article I, Section 19 of the New York State Constitution to clean air, water, and a healthful environment; and under the U.S. Declaration of Independence to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It was 250 years ago, in 1776, that the United States of America came into being based on these principles, nourished by the original beauty and spirit of this land.
We refuse to allow these projects that put profit over life. We choose thriving communities, rich soil, productive farms, abundant fish, waterfalls, wildlife, clean water, healthy air, a stable climate, and the rich biodiversity of our forests.
Our symbol is the blue heron, a sacred water bird of these lands that reminds us of our right to self-determination and how to live in balance – guided by thoughtful, deliberate action. People of all faiths and traditions are invited to walk and join our collective prayer for the water and for all life.
We invite teachers, students, farmers, neighbors, workers, artists, faith leaders, elected representatives and all relations to walk with us. You can walk for a week, a day, or even an hour. One step at a time, we are planting seeds of love, action and change for the generations to come.
PLEASE DONATE ON OUR CROWDFUNDING PAGE TO SUPPORT THE WATER WALK
All donations are tax deductible. A detailed budget is available upon request.
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Funds raised by this campaign will go towards:
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Travel Expenses & Accommodations
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Rentals of campsites and housing along the 113 mile route
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Food for participating walkers and volunteers
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Car rentals and gas money
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Gas money for volunteers and musicians
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Operational & Administrative support:
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3 months of support for the planning and organizing team
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Town by town outreach and organizing prior to the walk
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Organizing informational and music events each evening along the walk
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Sustained town by town follow-up organizing and advocacy work
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Educational Materials:
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posters, signs, brochures and printed information
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Miscellaneous & Additional Expenses including:
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Firewood for the sacred fire
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Website, social media videos and content creation
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Creation of a water walk songbook and recordings to sing together!
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WALKING ROUTE MAP
Click on the image below for an interactive map of the walking route.
The black line is the proposed pipeline route.
THE CONSTITUTION PIPELINE
The Constitution Pipeline is a 30” fracked gas pipeline that has been proposed by the Oklahoma-based Williams Companies.

PARTICIPATING WALKERS
ORGANIZING COUNCIL
ELDER CIRCLE
Grandma Clara Soaring Hawk
Abuela Kunana
Grandma Mona Polacca
PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS
Nanixitemikimetzli Moondance
For more information contact erin@waterfallunityalliance.org.
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Grandmother Clara Soaring Hawk
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Abuela Kunana - New York, NY
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Cheryl Angel
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Theresa Bear Fox - Akwesasne
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Grandma Nancy Andry
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Sandra Deer Standup - Kahnawake
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Karenna Gore - New York, NY
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Bethany Yarrow - West Fulton, NY
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Owl Steven Dennison Smith
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Wesley D. Laraway - Middleburgh, NY
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Ted Shuart- Cobleskill, NY
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Rev. Robin Ressler - Cobleskill, NY
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Rebecca Brown - West Fulton, NY
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Tatiana Blackhorse - Wappingers Falls, NY
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Bonga Jean-Baptiste - Brooklyn, NY
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Dennis Gereritz Echeverri, Glen Cove, LI
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Tommy Blackhorse - Wappingers Falls, NY
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Andrea Koszegi Blackhorse - Wappingers Falls, NY
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Dave Trombley - Middleburgh, NY
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Maureen Fleming - Oneonta, NY
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Joanne Crum, Esq. - Cobleskill, NY
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Kaila Paulino - Bronx, NY
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Graciela Fairy Hawk, NYC
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Anneli Marceles - New York, NY
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Victoria Sweet - Olive, NY
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Julia Walsh
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Sister Sheila - Windsor, NY
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Natasha Prakhina - Accord, NY
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Clare Rose - Accord, NY
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Andrea Franchini - Binghamton, NY
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Jill Pettijohn - Boiceville, NY
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Alexandra Millatmal - Brooklyn, NY
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Becca Williams - Brooklyn, NY
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Fresco Catanzaro - Brooklyn NY
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Cristina Dodd - Brooklyn, NY
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Claribel Baez - Brooklyn, NY
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Stephanie Cates - Brooklyn, NY
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Dennis Kunichoff - Brooklyn, NY
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Margaret Woodruff - Charlotte, VT
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Cindy G Bethell - Corvallis, OR
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Olivia Finnegan - Gill, MA
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Ashni - Great Barrington, MA
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Janet Hawkes - Ithaca, NY
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Valerie Doescher - Jefferson NY
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Elizabeth Greig - Liberty, NY
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Bonnie Goss - Middleburgh NY
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Mary Beth Yarrow - West Fulton, NY
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Mary DeBonis - West Fulton, NY
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Valentina Ossa Yarrow - West Fulton, NY
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Pema Cliett - Rosendale, NY
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Sellers Webb - Saugerties, NY
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Cristina Londy Mejia - Saugerties, NY
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Tracey Lysko - Stone Ridge, NY
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Constance Lake - Tivoli NY
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Nora Krantz - Troy, NY
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Tanja Konwinski - Warnerville, NY
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Karen Ortiz - Wurtsboro, NY
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Corey Turnpenny - Windsor, NY
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Shaina L Garfield - Woodstock, NY
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Tooth - Fort Plain, NJ
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Brenda - Freedom, NY
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Sarah Edelman - Freehold, NY
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Stella - Ghent, NY
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Elizabeth Frishkoff - Ghent, NY
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Julie Taormina - Glen Spey, NY
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Kelly R Maracle Gowanda, NY
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Maya Lazzaro Chipana - Wappingers Falls, NY
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Poppy Jones - Walton, NY
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Antoinette Haru: Aurell - Walton, NY
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Chelsea Shoemaker
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Delaney Gortner - Brooklyn, NY
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Alicia Grullon - New York, NY
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Lisa Caswell - New York, NY
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Joselina Tejada - New York, NY
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Benjamin Von Wong - New York, NY
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Anna Dubey - New York, NY
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Estefany Gonzaga - New York, NY
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Keely - Queens, NY
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Nicolas Linares - Queens, NY
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Mark McNamara - Hurleyville, NY
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Atticus McNamara - Hurleyville, NY
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Erin Dudley - Hurleyville, NY
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Dennis Kunichoff - Brooklyn, NY
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Autumn Lester - Endicott, NY
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Marianne Zhetot Kwe - Almero, NY
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Lanny Harrison, - East Meredith, NY
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Hannah Pearl Walcott - East Meredith, NY
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Martha Klein - Norfolk, CT
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Martha Klein - Norfolk, CT
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Melinda Tuhus - Hamden, Connecticut
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Sherwin Mary - Hartford, CT
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Corey Turnpenny - Windsor, NY
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Sage Stuart - Brooklyn, NY
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Constance Lake - Tivoli, NY
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Teresa Weathers - Binghamton, NY



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