- All-gender
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First floor, near the exit to the garage/parking 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.
What's listed
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First floor, near the exit to the garage/parking From the community
Almost every bathroom cluster has one gender neutral single room bathroom The campus is an open campus, so as long as you're not being completely erratic everyone can come in. It… From the community
Walk in and ask to use the bathroom They're open 3pm to 9pm. Restrooms are labeled unicorn and Cthulhu. This is also an LGBT space where you can hang out. They have free food, fre… From the community
From the door on Lincoln Ave, go forward and turn to the right before the kitchen From the community
Walk in, turn right, on the right. Go into the bathroom area and it's to your left. From the community
First floor. Amazing organization. From the community
Straight through the front door, right at the first hallway. The door is on your left, opposite a long mirror. This is actually 3 small businesses, but they're divided inside the… From the community
Down hallway towards theaters; on the left. Paying customers only. From the community
On left side of store For customers only From the community
To the left after entering front doors. 2 All gender multi-stall restrooms. Open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays at 1-5pm From the community
enter building, turn left, walk to end of hall. From the community
Must be paying customer From the community
Second floor down the hall From the community
Located near the general area of the Women’s/Men’s restrooms. There is no baby changing station but there is a small table inside the restroom. From the community
To the right in the back when you walk in. Customers only, but it's on the opposite side from the registers so employees might not notice From the community
Every floor in the hospital has at least one single stall unisex bathroom. Follow signs overhead and on walls. No checks if you're visiting someone, so you can walk right in. From the community
On the right in the little hallway From the community
Code for bathroom is 1983 From the community
You’ll see if you go straight back The space is for youth, so 25 and younger, and they ask that you check in at the front office but I’m sure if you said you need a safe place to… From the community
2 single stalls in the back Space open for youth 13-25 y/o From the community
All in the way in the back You must sign in first, only those who are considered "youth" can enter, all others must be volunteers, the bathrooms also provide contraceptives and lu… From the community
Main floor main building, on both ends of the hallway. From the community
Both sides of the first floor of the main building From the community
Two on either sides of the first floor hall in the main building Probably for students or school visitors only From the community
Both sides of the first floor of the main building From the community
Customers only From the community
Two unisex, handicap accessible bathrooms. From the community
Next to the dumpster From the community
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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Listings in San Jose come from contributor reports, owner claims, and imports from Refuge Restrooms. Every check carries a method (import, community report, owner claim, moderator, or phone call) and a date.
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