21 March 2022 by Jennifer
23-minute video briefing about being supportive to bi people.
Life, thinking, communication, creativity/logistics, reality, integrity, unconscious wisdom, education outside school, queer politics, activism, bisexuality, polyamory, love, relationships, parenting… and books.
Non-mainstream sexuality/relationship stuff, including subcategories bisexuality, polyamory, BDSM, transgender, and wider LGBTQ community politics. Catch-all category.
21 March 2022 by Jennifer
23-minute video briefing about being supportive to bi people.
19 August 2021 by Jennifer
Launching the research results – including a link to where you can read &/or download the info.
2 June 2021 by Jennifer
Mostly for people who run a bi group/ event/ resource in the UK – but anyone else is welcome to read it too :-)
10 May 2021 by Jennifer
We have till the middle of June 2021 to gather stories of bi organising and money – specifically in the UK.
14 January 2021 by Jennifer
BiCon 2020 was online. Here’s my reasoning for why I think it’s probably best to do it that way again in 2021.
12 November 2020 by Jennifer
Change, systems, racism, ethics, and other personal/political musings. Plus news of a BiCon anti-racism review.
16 September 2020 by Jennifer
Practical commentary on new English legislation to limit meetups, supposed to reduce covid virus transmission.
23 September 2019 by Jennifer
Just over 13 minutes of video, welcoming bi / pan / queer / no-label people to Notts Pride in 2019, and giving everyone some bi facts. Plus the story of how it came about.
23 September 2017 by Jennifer
On International Celebrate Bisexuality Day 2015 in Nottingham, Hannah organised a gathering by the Robin Hood statue, round the corner from Nottingham Castle. This is the little speech I made to mark the day.
1 June 2017 by Jennifer
Mainly for people who write articles and blog posts and want to up their bi-solidarity game.
21 December 2016 by Jennifer
A new design of button badge, with a micro-summary of the three levels of bi erasure.
24 September 2016 by Jennifer
Recognising the work of making ourselves “visible” in the face of bi erasure.