She is the editor of Bi-Women Quarterly a free newsletter based out of Boston provided in both print and online. Now, who is Robyn Ochs? Robyn Ochs (she/they) is a speaker, teacher, writer, and grassroots activist who focuses on aiding and educating the LGBTQIA+ community. But what is bisexuality? It is a part of the LBGTQIA+ spectrum and the most widely accepted definition by the community states that bisexuality is the sexual or romantic attraction to those of the same gender identity and those of different gender identities. The official Bi Visibility Day is September 23rd to finish off the visibility week. The official Bi Visibility Week is September 16th-23rd. The community also sets aside a specific week and day to focus those celebrations. Staff Writer: Roxanne September 22nd, in honor of Bi Visibility month, week, and day, Robyn Ochs gave a fantastic lecture about the spectrum of sexualities and the non-binary on the Umass Dartmouth campus hosted by the Center for Women, Gender, and Sexuality called Getting Bi: Beyond Bisexuality 101.īi Visibility Month takes place during September. Include the 'B' in GLBT.The Bi Icon Robyn Ochs Lectures at Umass Dartmouth for Bi Visibility Month To people who wonder if it's really necessary or appropriate to Undeniably queer personal statements in this book should be of interest They need to undertake more meaningful studies of bisexuality. Researchers and academicians will find the information Bi people who read this book will find validationĪnd community. A catalog of useful resources and articles is Relationships, building community, and taking political action.Ĭommentary at the beginning of each chapter puts the individual The editors have arranged the contributors' comments into chaptersĭiscussing bisexual identity and desire, coming out, creating The Boston Bisexual Women's Network and an advocate for victims ofĭomestic violence in the lesbian, bisexual, and transgender communities. She teaches college courses and workshops onīisexual identity, gender, and sexuality. The editor of Bisexual Resource Guide (now in its 4th edition) andĬo-founder of the Boston Bisexual Women's Network, as well as theīisexual Resource Center. Organized, and the book edited, by two bisexual activists. Submissions from 32 countries, presents a compelling look atĬontemporary bisexual experience.

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Getting Bi by Robyn Ochs