8 Mar 2021 Harvard University is developing a new app for “Gender Inclusive Restroom Mapping,” which the school says will help ease “anxiety” for “gender nonbinary and gender nonconforming” students when it comes to finding “gender inclusive” restrooms on campus. Simply having “gender inclusive” restrooms on Harvard’s campus apparently isn’t enough, as the Ivy League institution now finds it necessary to create an app that will map out the locations of such restrooms in order to ease anxiety for students. The university has also deemed this issue a “public health concern.” “The Gender Inclusive Restroom Mapping project for Harvard University seeks to ensure that all Harvard community members, including those who are transgender, gender nonbinary, and gender nonconforming, have accurate and inclusive means of locating restrooms at Harvard,” Harvard explains in its project summary.