This week, our Associate Leandra Rhodes-Dicker, PhD, presented a poster about our exit interviews in Christchurch, NZ, at the IWA ASPIRE 2025 Conference! Curious to know how it went? Watch the video to find out! Check out our exit interviews by FLUSH Founder Kimberly Worsham, MPA, MIWM, and Associate Rebecca Gianotti to learn more about why people leave the WASH sector: https://lnkd.in/eESagc5z 

For centuries, the humble shellfish has been a culinary staple and economic lifeblood for many coastal communities in the United States. From the crunch of fried clams in New England to the briny richness of Gulf oysters, these unassuming bivalves have sustained livelihoods and traditions passed down through generations. However, the fate of America's shellfish industry is intrinsically tied to an often-overlooked factor: sanitation. If you love eating oysters, clams, mussels, and other tasty sh

Why introspection in the Global South is as important as external reform in decolonizing international development.

There have been closures this week at some of the country's most popular beach destinations.

When you think of a Kenyan vacation, what comes to mind? Probably a sunrise safari in the Maasai Mara, flamingos shimmering over Lake Nakuru, or Diani’s postcard-perfect beaches. Toilets? Not exactly what you'd highlight on Instagram.