Pacific Northwest
- Portland Loo: The world-renowned public toilet was designed and is manufactured in Portland, Oregon by Madden Fabrication.
- GreenFlush Restrooms: Family business of PHLUSH President Kyle Earlywine, featuring an active blog.
- Nature Commode: This Washington state-based company provides dry toilets for events.
- ReCode: This group conducts research and advocacy for code change for onsite tech and non-potable water reuse projects.
- Toilet Tech Solutions: Geoff Hill's website is packed with great technical info.
- Kailash EcoVillage: Portland sanitation-focused, affordable housing community featuring state-of-the-art composting toilets and urine-diverting system.
- Greywater Action: Group of greywater educators and advocates.
- Plumbers without Borders: A Seattle-based group of plumbers and mechanical volunteers.
- Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
National
- American Restroom Association: Our partners in restroom advocacy in the United States.
- FLUSH: Education portal and programs for water and sanitation groups.
- The POOP Project: Shawn Shafner, the "Poo-ru," Shawn's comedic performances highlight the importance of sanitation in these times.
- People for Fairness Coalition / DC Restroom Initiative: DC-based public toilet advocacy group.
- New York City Restrooms for All : NYC-based public toilet advocacy group.
- Wish4WASH: Designers and engineers working in WASH; affiliated with Georgia Tech.
- Watershed Management Group: Arizona-based public water harvesting organization.
International
- World Toilet Organization: PHLUSH is a Member.
- Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA): PHLUSH is a Partner in this global forum of activists.
- GottaGoOttawa: Public toilet activists in Ottawa.
- British Toilet Organization
- SOIL Haiti: Business with UDDT toilets and compost recycling in Haiti.
- Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellow Katherine Webber: Exploring Accessibility and Inclusion in Public Toilets.
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