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The people who’ve helped bring great public toilets to Portland’s Old Town Chinatown were honored at a lively and well-attended celebration at Orchid Salon on March 24th. After everyone had been welcomed by PHLUSH Co-Founder Tom Carrollo, Nancy Stovall, Old Town Chinatown Neighborhood Association Vice-Chair, presented a special PHLUSH Innovation Award recognizing the Portland Loo team...
A recent documentary on the innovative new Portland Loo features an interview with PHLUSH Co-Founder Tom Carrollo. ”People Can’t Wait” will be screened on Wed, April 8 at 7pm the Hollywood Theatre. Tickets will be on sale at the door Old Town Chinatown-based filmmaker Travis Shields of ShieldsFilms produced the short as part of...
A bill introduced this month the Oregon Senate would ensure restroom access in commercial establishments to a select group of people. Senate Bill 706 would require that places of public accommodation allow customer access to employee toilet facilities if customer has certain medical conditions. It specifies exceptions and punishes violation of requirement by maximum fine...
If we don't take action we lose our rights.
Here’s an opportunity to walk with people who are restroom challenged due to medical conditions. The Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation sponsors annual walks throughout the US. The Portland, Oregon walk steps out from Pioneer Courthouse Square on Saturday afternoon, June 20, 2009.
Public Hygiene Lets Us Stay Human (PHLUSH) will announce the PHLUSH Public Restroom Awards at a celebration on March 24. The awards honor those whose efforts have increased public restroom availability in Portland. The event will be held from 5:30 to 7:00 pm at Orchid Salon, 203 NW Second Ave. Everyone is...
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