‘A toilet is your face.’ Seattle ponders the perfect public pissoir
‘A toilet is your face.’ Seattle ponders the perfect public pissoir. By Anna Boiko-Weyruch, KUOW. Seattle. October 18, 2019.
The Portland Loo
“The Portland Loo.” The Record. KUOW. August 1, 2019.
The Politics of Going to the Bathroom
“The Politics of Going to the Bathroom.” By Nathalie Shure. The Nation, May 27, 2019.
Why public restrooms now? When you gotta go
“Why public restrooms now? When you gotta go.” By Tom Julius. The Keene Sentinel. May 16, 2019.
City plans for three new public restrooms
“City plans for three new public restrooms.” By Lily Haight. The Leader. March 13, 2019.
Dignity down the toilet: Public bathrooms as a human right
“Dignity down the toilet: Public bathrooms as a human right”. Ideas. Lezlie Lowe, contributor. CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) Radio. March 6, 2019. 54 min.
Port Angeles to assess restrooms: City Council member urges 24-hour access
“Port Angeles to assess restrooms: City Council member urges 24-hour access“. by Rob Ollikainen. Peninsula Daily News. January 31, 2019
Enhancing Water Stewardship with Waterless Toilets. Nature Now Episode #391
Enhancing Water Stewardship with Waterless Toilets. Nature Now Episode #391. KPTZ 91.5 FM. Dec 19, 2018. Paul Ruben interviews PHLUSH’s Carol McCreary.
No Place to Go: How Public Toilets Fail our Private Needs
No Place to Go: How Public Toilets Fail our Private Needs. By Lezlie Lowe. Coach House Books. Released Sept 14, 2018.
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Announcement of Collaboration By Genevieve Mancuso of PHLUSH and Annika Lundkvist of Pedestrian Space PHLUSH is a nonprofit based in the United States that helps local governments and citizen groups to advocate for and provide equitable public restroom access. Pedestrian Space is a media platform…
In early May, Ashley and Genevieve traveled cross-country for a whirlwind week in Washington DC at the inaugural United States WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) Convening! We’d like to thank our friends at DigDeep and Water For People for putting this incredible conference together, including funding for travel and lodging…
Professional photographer Mark Chester did not intentionally find the issue of inclusivity in restroom access - the issue found him. Chester began photographing restroom signs 12 years ago. In conducting this work, Chester began pondering the relationship between signage and inclusivity. What he found is that the barriers to equitable…
Announcement of Collaboration with Pedestrian Space!
A Recap of the U.S. WASH Convening: Part I
The Importance of Inclusive Restroom Signage
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