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1st floor, under the staircase. Towards the left when walking through main entrance. Need student ID to gain building access after hours From the community
Step-free access and ADA fixtures matter for disabled trans people and anyone who needs them. These are the places recorded as having them, with who confirmed it.
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1st floor, under the staircase. Towards the left when walking through main entrance. Need student ID to gain building access after hours From the community
It's a restaurant so you have to order, etc From the community
In back For patrons From the community
Maine lobby From the community
Basement single stall You have to be a visitor to the museum From the community
In the children's section on the 1st floor Open Mon 10-9, Tues-Fri 9-9, Sat 9-6, Sun 12-6 From the community
All the way to the back on the left side From the community
Restaurant side. Two restrooms From the community
Main floor restrooms two unisex single restrooms Restaurant, must be a customer From the community
Ask the front desk if you can use the bathroom. They will ask if you know where it is and offer to lead you there. There's 2 bathrooms with 1 toilet each. You don't have to be a c… From the community
in the back From the community
Two gendered stalls at the back of the store. Both stalls are large and maneuverable with locking doors. Plenty of room, handicap assistance bars. Lock for privacy. There's only o… From the community
at the back of the store hours: m-th 6am-7pm, sat 6am-5pm, sun 7am-5pm From the community
Through one of the two brown doors with toilet-shaped mirrors on them at the back of the main room, opposite the TV. The Bryant Community Center is a good space. Open most days, i… From the community
Near entrance on left, by complimentary coffee and donuts holes, before you get to produce. From the community
at the back of the store hours: sun-th 24 hours, f-s 8am-11pm From the community
Back between the cafe and the hot bar there are two single stall locking bathrooms. If you're waiting, there's a huge wall of local news and information on the bulletin board near… From the community
On 4th Ave, between Ann and Catherine. In Kerrytown, across from the Farmers Market and Aut Bar. Rest rooms are on the ground floor Cafe Verde is part of the People's Food Co-op.… From the community
Right next to \aut\BAR in Kerrytown From the community
On the first floor in the hallway with the NW entrance across from the Dance Body Studio Only for students/staff and approved visitors! Super big and handicap accessible with a lo… From the community
On the second floor, stairs or elevator (elevator is almost as old as the building and hell of slow) Nobody really cares if you buy anything or not, but it's appreciated. From the community
In the back. Follow signs. There is a women’s restroom and a restroom for everyone else. From the community
If you go in through the doors facing Church Street that say "Psychology Department" on them and head upstairs, up on the third floor, down the hall to the left and then hang a ri… From the community
West side of Church street, just north of South University. Social psych department From the community
To the left a little in the back From the community
A restroom is recorded as ADA accessible when a contributor has confirmed step-free access and the standard ADA fixtures (grab bars, turning space, accessible sink height). Allgenda doesn't audit compliance: we show what contributors report, and who checked it and when.
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