Our favorite moments from #BiWeek 2017 GLAAD Co-founded by GLAAD and BiNet USA, Bisexual+ Awareness Week seeks to accelerate acceptance of the bi+ (pansexual, fluid, no label, queer, etc.) community. #BiWeek draws attention to the experiences, while also celebrating the resiliency of, the bisexual+ community. From September 17-24 this year, GLAAD highlighted the bisexual+ community … Continue reading Our favorite moments from #BiWeek 2017 →

5 quick #BiWeek tips for not being biphobic GLAAD The bisexual+ (bisexual, pansexual, fluid, queer, etc.) community continues to face pervasive erasure, invisibility, and stigma from both gay and straight communities alike . This stigma has serious, real-life consequences for the bisexual+ community, including suffering from higher rates of depression, substance-abuse, and suicide than their … Continue reading 5 quick #BiWeek tips for not being biphobic →

9 #BiWeek facts about the bi+ community Bisexual+ people make up more than half of the entire lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community (LGBTQ). However, data about bisexual+ people is often hidden within studies about the greater gay, lesbian, and bisexual community; the unique experiences of the bisexual+ community—the nearly five million adults in … Continue reading 9 #BiWeek facts about the bi+ community →

10 bi+ YouTubers to binge watch during #BiWeek GLAAD From viral coming out videos to relationship advice, YouTube has been an online space for LGBTQ expression, identity, and community since its launch in 2005. This #BiWeek, GLAAD is highlighting ten of our favorite bisexual+ YouTubers. R.J. Aguiar (TheNotAdam) Bisexual and Latino vlogger R.J. Aguiar first amassed … Continue reading 10 bi+ YouTubers to binge watch during #BiWeek →

“I was the first bisexual person granted asylum in the U.S.,” a first-person account for #BiWeek GLAAD For over ten years, I’ve been a community organizer in India, New York, and now Boston. Within a month of first starting out, I started being harassed, stalked and threatened because of the work I was doing. This went … Continue reading “I was the first bisexual person granted asylum in the U.S.,” a first-person account for #BiWeek →

Celebrities who came out as bi+ since last year’s #BiWeek More and more celebrities have been openly celebrating being bisexual+ (including pansexual, fluid, and queer) in the past year year. Take a look at the stars who came out as bisexual+ and proud since #BiWeek 2016 but in time to celebrate this year. Special thanks … Continue reading Celebrities who came out as bi+ since last year’s #BiWeek →

8 current TV shows with bi+ characters we love this #BiWeek YouTube From Callie Torres of Grey’s Anatomy to Brittany Pierce of Glee, representation of the bisexual+ community on television has helped to increase visibility and acceptance of bisexual, pansexual, fluid, and queer individuals all over the world. GLAAD’s annual report, Where We Are on … Continue reading 8 current TV shows with bi+ characters we love this #BiWeek →

GLAAD, BiNet USA kick off #BiWeek to celebrate bisexuality+ GLAAD Today, #BiWeek (Bisexual+ Awareness Week) launches for the fourth year in a row to accelerate acceptance for the bisexual+ (bi, pansexual, fluid, queer, unlabeled, etc.) community. #BiWeek, the annual viral digital campaign, runs from Sunday, September 17 through Sunday, September 24, and is presented by … Continue reading GLAAD, BiNet USA kick off #BiWeek to celebrate bisexuality+ →