Tonight we tromped through the thick heat of the Singapore afternoon into the sparkling premises of the SunTec Center for a reception for speakers at the World Toilet Summit. Jack Sim, the unstoppable Founder of the World Toilet Organization, greeted us on arrival. He introduced us to Jay Peters of the International Code...
With inspiration from the folks at Sisters of the Road Café, we’re launching the PHLUSH Singapore Challenge. You see, they’re passing the hat to support PHLUSH. Former café manager Nikki Jardin is the PHLUSH Co-Founder who suggested the name with our mission: Public Hygiene Lets Us Stay Human. How about joining with colleagues at...
Tickets have been booked to permit two PHLUSH Co-Founders to speak at the the World Toilet Summit in Singapore on December 3, 2009. Organizers of the eighth annual event invited PHLUSH to share Portland’s experience in increasing the availability of public restrooms with experts from around the world. Barbara Lescher will present...
PHLUSH needs community support to take Portland experience to Singapore! Portland, Ore. October 12, 2009. Public Hygiene Lets Us Stay Human (PHLUSH) has accepted the invitation from the World Toilet Organization (WTO) to share Portland’s experience in increasing the availability of public restrooms. As an all-volunteer grassroots group we’re now calling on the community...
Public Hygiene Lets Us Stay Human, or PHLUSH, has been invited to make two presentations to the prestigious World Toilet Summit in Singapore in December 2009. Old Town Chinatown?s public restroom advocates are busy preparing 20-minute presentations entitled Public Restroom Design for 21st Century US Cities: The PHLUSH Principles and Innovations in Sustainable Design:...
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