
#InWithTheBins is a campaign created by Quinn Brown to encourage organizations, companies, universities etc to install sanitary bins in men's cubicles.
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I can now exclusively share the video for In With The Bins with you all. I am so, so proud of it!
3 years ago I created In With The Bins and I am so proud of how far the campaign has come! #MyXAnniversary
Hello everyone,
After a prolonged absence in which I had to deal with my mental health. I return and I am determined to keep this campaign going.
It's time for me to leave Twitter.
I'm on Blue Sky, WhatsApp and Facebook but the threat from Musk to make us pay for Twitter is more than enough to make me leave.
And the incessant transphobia has changed everything for me on here too.
Don't read the comments because it will of course have invoked transphobia but this is brilliant and completely needed!
Gender inclusive toilets ✅
Tampons provided in men's toilets at General Medical Council offices telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/09…
In With The Bins is a campaign that is pushing for sanitary bins to be implemented in men's toilets. It is time that bins were installed because there is no reason for them not to be there.
We need to use them if they have a stoma for example, they need to change colostomy bags.
Thank you for spreading the word about In With The Bins!
Simple changes can make a massive difference to people's lives. For many trans people the experience of using public toilets is way harder than it needs to be. Check out and follow @InWithTheBins11 for one way to help.
A perfect time to remind everyone that having sanitary bins in men's toilets would be ideal for not just cis men but trans men and non-binary people too.
A reason being that as a trans man, I have started my period and sanitary bins need to be in men's toilets.
Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary
Happy birthday to the NHS!
In With The Bins is extremely grateful for the help it has received in getting going with implementing bins into men's toilets. The staff at Rotherham and other branches within the NHS who have conversed with myself about the campaign, thank you! 💙
I've got plans this week to kick on with promoting the campaign and I am determined to see sanitary bins being installed in men's toilets because men do have a need for them, certain medical conditions force that need.
Hellooo!
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My mental health along with fibromyalgia has prevented me from focusing on In With The Bins properly but I'm now in a place where I can get back to getting the wheels moving once more to get the campaign pushed.
A year ago today, I was in Rotherham discussing In With The Bins with @emwraw and Serin. It was a really awesome conversation and I hope the bins are making a difference!
A year ago tomorrow I visited Rotherham to speak to @emwraw and her work colleague Serin about the implementation of In With The Bins at Rotherham Hospital. There's photographic evidence of this meeting somewhere!
I'm extremely pleased to learn that people are talking about In With The Bins in Norwich. I'll give an update on whats happening on Thursday.
I had a very good meeting with a member of staff within the Leeds NHS Trust to help with guidance in putting sanitary bins into place. I look forward to an update from them in the future.
#LGBTHistoryMonth begins today so this is a perfect opportunity to reiterate that In With The Bins is for cis gay and bisexual men, cis men, trans men and non-binary people.




