Practical help

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  Belief discrimination – take a “small claim”

  If you are subjected to unlawful discrimination by a service provider, you can take what is known colloquially as a “small claim” to the county court.

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  Changing rooms and toilets

  How can you be sure that shared toilets or changing rooms that have a sign saying “women” are genuinely single-sex? What can you do to persuade service providers to follow the law? 

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  Workplace toilets and changing rooms

  We explain the legislation on workplace toilets, changing rooms and washing facilities; whose job it is to make sure that workplaces comply with the law, and what to do if they don't.

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  Media bias and inaccuracy

  Call out bad reporting on sex and gender in online and printed articles, and television and radio programmes.

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  Opportunities reserved for girls

  Tell organisations that programmes and prizes for women and girls must be based on sex,

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  Schools captured by gender-identity ideology

  Use our School Check tool to see if your child’s school has been captured by gender-identity ideology and then write to the school.

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  What you can do

  There are four possible stages: 1. Know your rights 2. Complain and follow up 3. Tell someone 4. Take legal action