HomeMy WebLinkAboutHealthier Together Task Force Correspondence from 051524 I am giving this suggestion to you now as it may be the hardest
decision you make and take the longest. His and Hers does not
work any more. Just Google and see the many options that show
respect e and give privacy to all. No matter what you call the locker
room you will need an area with quite a few private showers,
changing, toilets and a bank of lockers for that area.Thank you.
berkeley pool locker rooms first to do his hers and theirs
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Changing rooms for gyms and swimming
pools - gender neutral options
One of the things I really miss post transition is easily being able to use
facilities with changing rooms. I'm visibly trans non op MtF and I really feel I
can't use either male or female facilities without a great deal of
embarrassment or worse. As a result, I haven't been able to use gyms or
swimming pools for over four years and it's getting me down. I'm guessing
this is also a problem for non binary people.
I'm aware that some places do have gender neutral facilities - either some
sort of private changing room aside from the single sex facilities or a sort of
mixed sex arrangement where everyone has a private cubicle so it's not a
problem.
The trouble is, I don't know where these places are. Is there any sort of
guide or certification system that lets places that are inclusive in this way
advertise themselves as such for the benefit of people like me?
'm in Canada and we don't have male and female change rooms in public
pools anymore. It's all sexes LGBTO friendly. This means a male or female
or anything in between can strip down naked if they wanted to among others
(kids, adults, elderly). Also, no male or female labeled bathrooms.