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Beyond the Bathroom: Gender-Inclusive Planning and Policy for Public Spaces
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Urban planning practices have historically planned for a heterogeneous public in processes that marginalize difference. Hunter College’s Gender-Inclusive (GenderInc) Planning Studio prepared this report for use by our partner organization, Right To Be It employs gender-inclusive planning practices that will promote safety of mind and body for LGBTQ users of the city’s public spaces – particularly transgender and gender non-conforming people whose gender does not fit the traditional binary.
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Publishing entities:
Hunter Urban Policy and Planning
Topics:
Sexual Harassment
Institutional Mechanisms
Ending Violence Against Women and Girls
Gender Discrimination
Gender Power Relations
Anti-violence Interventions
Access to Justice and Legal Protection
Gender Equality and Inequality
LGBTIQ+