Have You Been Challenged or Excluded from Gendered Spaces? Share Your Experience with TransActual

Have you been questioned, challenged or stopped while using gendered spaces or services? Have trans+ people been excluded from a group or organisation that you are a part of?

If so – our friends at TransActual want to hear from you via their Gendered Spaces and Groups Survey 📝📝📝

TransActual are collecting information about people’s experiences in toilets, changing rooms, services and groups following the 2025 Supreme Court ruling and EHRC Code of Practice. 

TransActual are keen to hear from both trans+ and cisgender (non-trans) people.

What counts as gendered spaces?

Gendered spaces, services and groups are ones that can only be accessed by people of a certain gender. 

These include women- or men-only toilets, changing rooms, services and events, as well as membership-based women- / men-only organisations or clubs.

How the Supreme Court ruling affects trans+ people and cisgender women

Alongside 60 other inclusive women’s organisations, we have previously shared our concerns about the impact of the ruling and guidance – not just on our trans+ siblings, but also on cisgender women – particularly those who are gender non-conforming.

You can read about the issues we raised in our blog Women’s organisations speak up against the EHRC updated Code of Practice.

We are keen to support TransActual to gather evidence about these impacts, so please fill in the survey if you have been affected.

Please also consider sharing in your networks. 

Find the TransActual survey here: https://form.typeform.com/to/pIqLFJBV

Completing the TransActual survey is just one way that you can support trans and non-binary people, by helping collect the real-life impact of the 2025 Supreme Court ruling and EHRC Code of Practice.

With all our love and support – thank you for your help! 🩶🩵💛🩷