Joel Sanders, FAIA, is the founder of JSA/MIXdesign, an architectural and inclusive design studio dedicated to making everyday building types—restrooms, art museums, and university campuses—accessible and welcoming to people of different ages, genders, abilities, cultural identities, and religions. JSA/MIXdesign initiatives include Stalled!, an AIA award-winning project that responds to national controversies surrounding transgender access to public restrooms, and MIXmuseum, a toolkit of strategies to make museum entry sequences better meet the need of their diverse audiences. In addition to being Principal of JSA/MIXdesign, Sanders is a Professor at Yale School of Architecture and at Yale School of Public Health, where he teaches classes that look at the intersection of architecture, inclusivity beyond code compliance, and mental and physical health. In his books (STUD: Architectures of Masculinity and Groundwork: Between Landscape and Architecture) and publications in mainstream and design publications (“An Aesthetic Headache: Notes from the Museum Bench.” In Interiors, eds. Johanna Burton, Lynne Cooke, and Josiah McElheny; “Stalled: Gender-Neutral Public Bathrooms.” South Atlantic Quarterly 115, no. 4; and “Stalled! Restrooms: Inclusive Design through a Cross-Disciplinary Lens.” In Appropriated Interiors, eds. Deborah Schneiderman, Anca I. Lasc, and Karin Tehve). JSA/MIXdesign projects have been featured in international exhibitions and the permanent collections of the Cooper Hewitt Museum, MoMA, SF MoMA, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Carnegie Museum of Art. The firm has received numerous awards, including six New York Chapter AIA Design Awards, three New York State AIA Design Awards, three Interior Design Best of Year Awards, two ALA/IIDA Library Interior Design Awards, and Design Citations from Progressive Architecture.