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Bijou bisexual dance party

April 9, 2019Uncategorizedbisexual, dance, london, nonbinary, pansexual, party, queer, transwritteninshadows

Bijou is happening in June in London

Bijou is a totally new, totally fabulous party – just for bisexual+ people. If you’re bi, pan, omni, if you don’t do labels (even if you don’t know what your label is just yet) Bijou is for you!

BiFest Wales!

April 8, 2019Uncategorizedbifest, bisexuality, community, lgbtq, pan, pansexual, queerwritteninshadows

BiFest Wales/Cymru is happening on May 11th. BiFest Wales has ALWAYS been super-supportive of bisexual people of colour. They think about things like accessibility and inclusiveness, and have being doing so ever since they began years ago. Definitely recommended!

YouTube Reacting to Bisexual Stereotypes

April 2, 2019Uncategorizedafrican american, bi, bisexual, bisexuality, black, pansexual, people of color, people of colour, queerwritteninshadows

Reacting to Bisexual Stereotypes by This is Darius

Apart from the binary usages (both genders, opposite sexes etc) this is a very good video from a black bisexual man and how he reacts when people try to use bisexual stereotypes on him. I really enjoyed it, so go check out Darius

Call for oral history project

March 27, 2019Uncategorizedwritteninshadows

Call for Participants: Multiple-gender-attraction and bisexuality in 1970s and 1980s Britain: an oral history project

Just click on the link to take part: Oral History project

UK Bi Camp 2019

March 10, 2019Uncategorizedwritteninshadows

UK Bi Camp 2019

This year Bi Camp is encouraging more bisexuals of Colour to attend by offering them reduced prices. Click the link above and have a look-see!

London BiFest 2019

February 14, 2019Uncategorizedwritteninshadows

We’d like to invite you to London BiFest 2019, an annual event for the bisexual community and those who support it. It’s on Saturday 13 April 1-6pm at the Kingston Quaker Centre, tickets between £0-10 on the door.

There are not many bi-specific events around and BiFest fills a unique place in the community, bringing up to 130 people together for an afternoon including discussion sessions, community stalls, social space, picnics and craft sessions. The venue is wheelchair friendly, there are accessible gender-neutral toilets and disabled parking, children are welcome, and we provide a quiet room throughout. We offer free entry to all people of colour. After 6pm, the Kingston LGBT Forum will host drinks in a nearby pub.

Sessions this year are 45 minutes long and will include coming out, activism, autism and bisexuality, speed friending, mindfulness, a questions panel and a look at the London bisexual community. (We have one unconfirmed session space which we’re hoping will be for either a gender/trans session or one for older bi/LGBT people – please get in touch if you’re interested in facilitating either of those or have an alternative suggestion.)

If you would like a stall, or would like to send us flyers or a poster, please do get in touch! We don’t charge for stalls, just pay for entry as you would normally.

Please do forward this email to anyone who might like to attend. We are @LondonBiFest on Twitter and London BiFest on FaceBook.

Thanks and looking forward to seeing you there!