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BiCon structures, followup
Posted inSystems Teams UK bi-activism

BiCon structures, followup

More on support for teams trying to run a BiCon event, and the role of BiCon Continuity in that.
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BiCon futures, BiCon structures
Posted inActivism Systems UK bi-activism

BiCon futures, BiCon structures

A late-night analysis related to a meeting coming up:  about BiCon history, how I think it's influenced the present day, and what could be next.
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History of the BiCon Guidelines
Posted inActivism Systems UK bi-activism

History of the BiCon Guidelines

A comment written by me in discussions in 2021.  Still relevant, so I thought it would be useful to have it documented in public here.
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“Playing the judge”
Posted inbi erasure bisexuality

“Playing the judge”

Cartoon about how bi people get treated sometimes...
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Little Bit Bi
Posted inbi erasure bisexuality

Little Bit Bi

Plans for an online event on 18 Oct 2022, for people who are "a little bit bi", and would like a welcoming space to talk about it.
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Bisexuality briefing for the Switchboard volunteers, December 2021
Posted inbisexuality Videos

Bisexuality briefing for the Switchboard volunteers, December 2021

23-minute video briefing about being supportive to bi people.
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Bi funding research results
Posted inmoney UK bi-activism

Bi funding research results

Launching the research results - including a link to where you can read &/or download the info.
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Reasons for (& against) BiCon being online again in 2021
Posted inbisexuality Ethics Systems UK bi-activism

Reasons for (& against) BiCon being online again in 2021

BiCon 2020 was online. Here's my reasoning for why I think it's probably best to do it that way again in 2021.
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BiCon, revisited
Posted inEthics Race & racism Systems UK bi-activism What am I like

BiCon, revisited

Change, systems, racism, ethics, and other personal/political musings. Plus news of a BiCon anti-racism review.
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New rules for meetups
Posted inLaw Non-school education UK bi-activism UK Politics

New rules for meetups

Practical commentary on new English legislation to limit meetups, supposed to reduce covid virus transmission. As someone who sometimes runs events, like gigs or bi community things or home ed meetups, I thought I’d better get my head round this new bit of law, which is active from 14 September 2020. Disclaimer: I’m not a lawyer! … Continue reading "New rules for meetups"
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Welcome to BiBloggers.

This is a 'blog aggregator' site, bringing together blogs about bisexual themes by writers across the UK & Ireland, with the aim of fostering a sense of a bisexual blogging community

Join the bi bloggers blogroll - it's quite easy, if you're writing about bi life in the UK & Ireland then just drop us a line.

(please note we're not looking for explicit content to add to the roster - we want to allow people to carry on reading this site at work or the library)
We used to be on Twitter but it's now awful
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UK Bi Bloggers:

  • Jen Yockney: Either / And
  • aimee
  • Alison Rowan
  • Bi Cinema
  • Bi Now Bi Later
  • Bisexual Wombat
  • BiVisible
  • Edward Lord
  • EsmeT
  • Happy Bisexual
  • Jennie Rigg
  • Marcus Morgan
  • MrandMrs
  • shinydan
  • Grant Denkinson
  • Sue George
  • Suburban Bi
  • Traveller 23
  • Vix bi geek blog
 

Bi Group Blogs:

  • Manchester
  • Nottingham


Bi Bloggers Abroad:

  • Consider the Tea Cosy (Republic of Ireland)
  • Sheela Lambert (USA)
  • BiNet USA collective blog (USA)
 

Other useful bi sites:

  • BCN magazine
  • Bi Visibility Day


Metabits:

  • BiBloggers Tweakery


Site Backstory:

BiBloggers was launched in September 2010 following a bisexual blogging workshop at the 10th International Conference on Bisexuality in London, UK.

Jen Yockney brought the idea of a site that shared bi blogs to the workshop and a couple of weeks later, with hosting from BiMedia.org, the site was born.
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