Sexual & Gender Identity
ON CAMPUS
Trans Resources at UNC Charlotte
COMMUNITY
Parents & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (PFLAG) in Charlotte
Q- Notes, the LGBT arts, entertainment and news publication
RAIN, Regional AIDS Interfaith Network
Race & Ethnic Identity
ON CAMPUS
Office of Academic Diversity and Inclusion
African and African-American Faculty/Staff Caucus
Latinx and Hispanic Faculty/Staff Caucus
COMMUNITY
Charlotte Center City Partners
Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture
International Center for Community Development (formerly the Hispanic Learning Center)
Latin American Chamber of Commerce
Latin Americans Working for Achievement (LAWA)
Levine Museum of the New South
Metrolina Native American Association
WTVI, local PBS news channel
DACA Resources
Please visit the Dean of Students Office to learn more about how IEE and DSO can assist you with your DACA.
Library Resources
BOOK
The office offers many books on diversity, identity, and multiculturalism. These books are available for check-out by UNC Charlotte students, faculty, and staff.
For a complete listing of all available books, please see the Book Inventory.
MEDIA
The office offers many media including VHS tapes, DVDs, and CDs that focus on diversity, identity, and multiculturalism. These books are available for check-out by UNC Charlotte students, faculty, and staff.
For a complete listing of all available media, please see the Media Inventory.
PUBLICATIONS LIBRARY
The office has subscriptions to several magazines and publications dedicated to diversity, identity, and multiculturalism. Please stop by our office in the Popp Martin Student Union to see what we have to offer you.
Sample Publications:
- Ability
- The Advocate
- Black Enterprise
- Diverse
- Latina
- Mavin
- Q-Notes
BROWSE
All Gender Restrooms
What does it mean when I see an “All Gender Restroom” sign?
If you see an “All Gender Restroom” sign, it means the restroom is a single-stall restroom that is for use by anyone on campus, across gender identity, and can be locked to prevent anyone else from entering. Some of these restrooms also have a changing station for individuals caring for infants and children. The presence of a changing station is denoted by an additional sign.
What does the “All Gender Restroom” sign look like?
You may see either of the signs below to denote a restroom is a single-stall restroom available for use by anyone on campus.

SINGLE STALL

SINGLE STALL WITH ADA ACCESSIBILITY

IF A CHANGING TABLE IS ALSO PRESENT IN THE SINGLE-STALL RESTROOM, IT WILL BE DENOTED WITH AN ADDITIONAL SIGN
Will every restroom on campus be changing to this new signage?
No, only single-use restrooms will have the new “All Gender Restroom” signage. No multi-stall, gender-specific restrooms are changing.
Why did the University make this change?
The University is committed to supporting diversity and inclusion and wants all members of our community to feel safe and welcomed on campus across gender identity. These signs are an extension of that commitment.
Do any other universities in the UNC System have “All Gender” or gender-neutral restrooms?
Yes, other universities in the System have installed similar signage on select restrooms, including UNC Chapel Hill and NC State University.
Where are the “All Gender Restrooms” located?
This information will be available when the installation is complete.