Selma Sbissi walks through the desert with her donkey each morning, filling empty containers with well water to haul home.
Selma, 48, lives in southern Tunisia, in a rural village outside Tataouine, with her husband, mother-in-law, and three children. Her municipality doesn’t provide water service to her home; she wants that to change.
Around her neck is a small water cooler bearing the image of a woman pointing to an ID card and Arabic script that says: “Register to vote.”