Bloomberg falls short on Public Restrooms
“Bloomberg falls short on Public Restrooms.” By Michael Gartland. New York Post. October 27, 2013.
Do You Know Where You’ll Go Poo After a Big Earthquake?
“Do You Know Where You’ll Go Poo After a Big Earthquake?” By Nathan Gilles. The Portland Mercury. October 16, 2013.
Searching for a proper public restroom
“Searching for a proper public restroom.” By Zachariah Bryan. Ballard News-Tribune. July 31, 2013.
A potty for all people
“A potty for all people.” By Aaron Burkhalter. Real Change News. June 26, 2013.
Students flush out ideas for more public restrooms
“Students flush out ideas for more public restrooms.” By Kari Nelson. Portland State Vanguard. April 24, 2013.
PSU students find lack of public restrooms in Portland for homeless population, city residents
“PSU students find lack of public restrooms in Portland for homeless population, city residents.” By Sara Hottman. The Oregonian. April 5, 2013.
Loos and trash bins lacking in parts of Portland, but downtown is flush
“Loos and trash bins lacking in parts of Portland, but downtown is flush.” By Sara Hottman. The Oregonian. January 17, 2013.
Potty Break: Chinatown tries to clean up its act with one new program, another in the works
“Potty Break: Chinatown tries to clean up its act with one new program, another in the works” By Arvin Temkar. Monterey Bay Weekly. January 10, 2013.
A day to break toilet taboos
“A day to break toilet taboos.” By Sumedha Sood. BBC Travelwise. November 16, 2012.
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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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