Resources: Bisexuality+

On this page, you can find some websites, resources and information that may help you or your loved ones when it comes to all things bisexuality+.

• Bisexual Resource Centre (BRC)
  A US based Non-Profit that provides resources, support and community for the bi+ community, their resources page is filled to the brim with really important information.
  • Bi+ 101 Brochure
    This brochure from the BPC sets to answer your most basic questions about being a b(ee)!
• Bi Pride UK
  Website dedicated to celebrating the vibrant and inspiring people in the bisexual+ community.
• LGBT Foundation: Bi Programme
  Their aim is to create a safe, social place for Bi people where they can meet, make friends, and improve their own wellbeing.
• The Bisexual Index
  The Bisexual Index provides support and resources for UK Bisexual Activists. The idea for the group came from an activism planning session at BiCon 2007 in Glamorgan.
• Bi Community News
  UK based regular bi publication.
• Bi.Org
  Over 20 years later, bi.org continues its mission to connect bi people around the world and provide accurate, accessible, scientifically-sound information about (bi)sexuality.

Reports, Articles and Publications

• The Bisexuality Report (2012)
• Invisible Majority: The Disparities facing Bisexual people and how to Remedy them (2016)
• Let’s Break the Silence: A Guide to Lesbian, Bisexual and Trans Women’s Health
• Complicated? Bisexual People’s Experiences of and Ideas for Improving Services (2018)
• Tackling Biphobia: Galop
• Government Equalities Office (UK)
  • National LGBT Survey Summary Report (2018)
  • LGBT Action Plan (2018)
• LGBT in Britain: Bi Report (Stonewall)

All LGBTQIA+ Organisations

• GLAAD
  US based, formed to fight the defamation and sensationalised HIV/AIDS coveraged in the 1980’s, this organisation fights for the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community.
• Stonewall (UK)
  Stonewall stands for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, questioning and ace (LGBTQ+) people everywhere.
• Galop
  Galop is the UK’s LGBT+ anti-abuse charity. They work with and for LGBT+ victims and survivors of interpersonal abuse and violence. They have some excellent resources that are LGBTQIA+ inclusive.
• LGBT Foundation
  LGBT Foundation exists to support the needs of the diverse range of people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans.