Could human waste be a resource if managed properly instead of the cause of millions of deaths world-wide due to water-borne disease?
Holy Crap!About the Film
Special Announcement
We are thrilled that Holy Crap! has been named a semi-finalist in the Focus Forward On-line Film Competition. This contest has attracted many films from around the world looking for positive change and offering ideas and solutions to move us forward! Audience voting for the festival begins November 14, and we are grateful for everyone who may vote for us! Spread the news!
Voting will go live on Wed., Nov. 14th at 9 am! Cast your vote!
Ecological sanitation is the wave of the future and we want to be part of making it a Global Movement. (Yes, pun intended!)
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About SOIL
SOIL is a non-profit organization working in Haiti since 2006 to transform human waste into rich, viable fertilizer for crops with simple, urine-diverting, composting toilets--and teaching others to do the same. This unusual compost has a multi-tiered positive impact on communities throughout Haiti, as it simultaneously cleans up a wide variety of public health issues, energizes agricultural yield in a country where malnutrition claims many lives, and stimulates the local economy by providing jobs for Haitians.
Haiti and Beyond
The film also asks how First World issues might be addressed by a similar process. Could we in the U.S. also benefit from a reduction in water-based sanitation? What impact would this have on our overall environmental landscape?
Watch an earlier version of the film for fun!
