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Bisexual Index have launched two new bi themed t-shirts – “Challenge Invisibility” and “It’s Elementary”.
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Bi Community News have launched a shiny new flyer to raise the profiles of both Manchester BiPhoria and Birmingham Bi Group – making it eminently suitable for distribution anywhere in the West side of England between around Kendal and Gloucester. The glossy A6 leaflet also highlights BCN magazine so is useful for helping people...
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“Love Counts More Than Gender” is the message of a new leaflet campaign to raise awareness of the bisexual community, being distributed at Prides and Freshers events this summer and autumn. Launched at London Pride, the eyecatching leaflets give information about BCN magazine, and the main bisexual community events BiCon and BiFest. Supplies of...
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British bisexual magazine Bi Community News are furthering their fundraising efforts by opening up an online shop in collaboration with Amazon.com. BCN editor Jen Yockney says, “Each time people make a purchase through the website it gives us a few pence – at no extra cost to the buyer compared to buying books, DVDs...
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The UK bi student network has opened up a presence on Facebook alongside the yahoo email discussion list which has been running for the last two years. Current students who are bisexual or think they may be are very welcome to join. The Yahoo group is here. The Facebook group is here.
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Bi Community News and Manchester Bis have both added the BiMedia.org newsfeed to their front page – if you’d like to do the same to your web page, you just need to insert a few short lines of code:
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BIMedia is delighted to see that Bi Community News’ website has had a sudden rush of new material added. Most of the content from issues 80 to 85 has been added, bringing the online version of the magazine up-to-date with an extra year’s worth of content.
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A postcard lobbying campaign targeted at getting UK gay equality group Stonewall to be more inclusive of bisexual people in their work was launched at Student Pride this weekend. The “tackling bisexual invisibility” cards highlight the recent Stonewall report on social attitudes to lesbian and gay people, whose research, findings and recommendations were entirely...
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Thanks to the members of the bi research group there is now a section of information about bisexuality (along with lists of organisations and resources) on the Stonewall website. It is within the ‘coming out’ section of their information bank which hopefully means that people who are beginning to explore the possibility of coming...
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