The Harvard Undergraduate Queer Advocates launched a petition requesting increased access to gender-inclusive restrooms in major academic and residential buildings on campus in early April. As of ...

At Devcom last month, senior narrative designer Arden Osthof gave a talk entitled "Playing with gender: A design framework for character customisation," giving tips on how game makers can improve ...

Maple Hall opened its doors on March 25 for classes previously held in Sierra Hall, with one of the features of the new building being a multi-stall, gender-inclusive restroom on the first floor. This ...

Harvard’s Gender Inclusive Mapping Project, a group backed by multiple Harvard offices, plans to design a web-based app to help members of the Harvard community easily locate gender inclusive ...

It’s a whole new world at Disney — and tattoos and gender-bending are welcome. The Mouse House is now allowing cast members at its theme parks to show up to work showing their tattoos and wearing ...

A new State of Nevada law ensures all single-user restrooms in spaces owned or leased by a public entity be made available to a person of any gender identity or expression. Assembly Bill 280, passed ...

Mike Wais removes a men’s sign on a restroom door at the university’s School of Environmental and Plant Sciences, to replace it with one identifying the restroom as gender-inclusive. UC Davis is ...

All across the country, schools and states want to dictate where people can go to the bathroom. That doesn't mean folks have to listen. For the trans and gender non-conforming community, the right to ...

Fashion labels marketing "genderless," "gender neutral" or "gender inclusive" clothing is championed by proponents as a groundbreaking movement that challenges the traditional gender stereotypes, but ...

The University of Massachusetts’s Stonewall Center Director Dr. Genny Beemyn has been at UMass the since 2006, and one of their first goals as director was to implement a gender-inclusive housing ...

Gender reveal parties. Boys don’t cry. That color is for girls. That bathroom is for boys. That sport is only for “real” girls. That’s not the right clothing section, toy, partner, door, major, job or ...