Trademark Overview
On Saturday, August 2, 2025, a trademark application was filed for HYDROSOCIAL WORK with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The USPTO has given the HYDROSOCIAL WORK trademark a serial number of 99316871. The federal status of this trademark filing is NEW APPLICATION - RECORD INITIALIZED NOT ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER as of Saturday, August 2, 2025. This trademark is owned by Shelita Birchett Benash. The HYDROSOCIAL WORK trademark is filed in the Communication Services and Education & Entertainment Services categories with the following description:
HydroSocial Work™, a relational ecological framework, serves vulnerable communities through providing opportunities to build healthier and more compassionate communication through embodied environmental ethics education. HydroSocial Work™ is dedicated to facilitating group work, mentorship, and learning across the lifespan through self-awareness, belonging, reciprocity, and civic responsibility to all beings and nature. Educational services include in-person and virtual workshops, seminars, and curricula in stormwater literacy, rain garden design, vertical gardens, and sustainability through arts-based recycling. Includes relational environmental education, legal narratology, environmental arts, land memory, eco ethics, and contemplative pedagogy grounded in digital ecologies and cultural geographies. HydroSocial Work™ understands that water is our Source. We are water. Be water.
HydroSocial Work™ provides digital publishing, media, and online educational services promoting environmental literacy, stormwater justice, and public arts from a community-centered perspective. The online platform includes a community-building gallery featuring recycled materials and environmental arts from vulnerable populations for amplifying and inspiring empowered narratives, sustainable social entrepreneurship, and community-led healthier living through loving kindness initiatives. HydroSocial Work™ supports social entrepreneurship and eco-knowledge culture through digital ecologies, Clean Water Act education, video and audio streaming, and digital narratologies empowered by law literacy and civic responsibility as part of building healthier civic and national identities and interconnection across difference.
