Some community centers and swimming pools in Canada have inclusive changing rooms.
[2] Some schools in Portugal have added individual gender-neutral locker rooms, with the needs of transgender students in mind.
[3] The American Institute of Architects (AIA) maintains a best practices document related to inclusive locker rooms and restrooms.
[4] The architectural firm Gensler has partnered with the LGBTQ advocacy group Athlete Ally to develop guidelines for inclusive changing rooms.
[5] Some public schools in Vermont have "gender-free" locker rooms and single-stall showers to accommodate transgender and non-binary students.