Bathroom Policy
UPDATE: NC Refuses to Repeal HB2
The North Carolina General Assembly has abandoned efforts to repeal HB2, a common sense law that protects the privacy rights and safety of women and
December 22, 2016
The North Carolina General Assembly has abandoned efforts to repeal HB2, a common sense law that protects the privacy rights and safety of women and
In late 2015, the Washington State Human Rights Commission quietly put forward a new rule requiring all public establishments to grant locker room, shower, and bathroom access to any
Common sense can get you in a lot of trouble these days! Gov. Pat McCrory of North Carolina is under a lot of pressure
The Seattle Police Department last month arrested a 33-year old suspect for indecent exposure and voyeurism in the Miller Park neighborhood, after victims told police a man
The Florida-based American College of Pediatricians has released a statement that urges lawmakers, educators, and citizens around the United States to reject the normalizing of
How did this happen, exactly? That’s the question thousands of Washingtonians are asking themselves after the Human Rights Commission unilaterally introduced a new statewide
The battle over the Washington bathroom rule repeal just got a whole lot more interesting. Transgender activists have sounded off in recent weeks claiming
Update: 3:35pm PST The Washington State Senate has voted against passage of SB 6443, a bill that would have repealed the Human Rights Commission’s
FPIW Legislative Update | Wednesday, February 3, 2016 at 9:29pm PST The Senate Law and Justice Committee will pass SB 6548*, a bill that clarifies
The Washington State Human Rights Commission is in damage control mode. About a month after a rule allowing access to bathrooms based on gender identity
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