Dearest Poopers, I know that for many of us on the East Coast, this has been a frightening and trying time. With all the talk about safe water, food and electricity, I am surprised by the lack of information about safe toileting.  Luckily, the friendly people at Portland PHLUSH are way ahead of us on

Dearest Poopers, There’s so much going on, I barely know where to begin! So let’s go in reverse order, from future to past, shall we? 5. Eat $h*t opens at the Edinburgh Fringe on Thursday! 4. Golden Poo Award deadline approaches 3. Pootopia at Kendall Calling 2. Eat $h*t previewed at 59E59 1. The Puru

Ever thought of twinning your toilet? Well, for £60, you can twin your toilet at home, work or school with a latrine in the remote Giharo Commune of Rutana Province, Burundi at Toilet Twinning. Toilet Twinning was created by international charities Cord and Tearfund to provide complete water, sanitation and hygiene education.  I love the

First off, thanks so much for all the recent attention we’ve been generating online.  If you’re curious to know more about how we’ve been caught in the world wide web, take a look at our press page! That said, we wanted to talk about World AIDS Day, yet still things got kinda crappy… Here at

Come on in! Take a seat… To all the performers, volunteers and hip New Yorkers who came out to make World Toilet Day New York a huge success: THANK YOU!!  The place was packed with Bacchanalian revelers singing, dancing, and worshiping at the altar of the Porcelain God.  I was one proud Puru to stand

Like a march on Washington, only different… Celebrate sanitation at World Toilet Day on Friday, November 19th in New York City! The POOP Project invites you to join us in one of the many World Toilet Day events happening around the world, featuring an interactive evening honoring the miracle of modern sanitation while remembering that

I just arrived for the World Toilet Summit, a conference with the goal to “nurture collaboration between government bodies, researchers, aid organizations and industry towards sanitation solutions for the 2.5 billion people without reasonable access to safe toilets.” Since its inception ten years ago, the summit has been hosted in Singapore, India and even Ireland.