10 years after Flint's lead-contaminated water crisis, children affected become environmental and health activists.

10 years after Flint's lead-contaminated water crisis, children affected by it have become young environmental and health activists. They provide input on public health initiatives, participate in social issue campaigns, distribute filters, and offer free water testing for homeowners. Despite the city's ongoing struggles, these activists are defying expectations and turning their traumatic experiences into advocacy for change.