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An online social group for all genders.
Email: CSBForum@Hotmail.com

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Bi Women of All Colors is a social and discussion group for bi, bisexual, bi-queer, bi-curious, transgender-bi, bi-friendly, lesbian, SGL (Same-Gender-Loving) heteroflexible and questioning women from all cultures and diversities. We organize brunches and dinners in Manhattan and the occasional picnic in the park. We provide a non-judgemental safe space for women to exchange, share, eat and discuss interesting, exciting, as well as thought-provoking topics that will keep you in the know, on the go, and just so intrigued.
http://www.myspace.com/biwomenofallcolors

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The Bisexual Organizing Project (BOP) is a non-profit, non-sexual, social & service organization dedicated to serving
the needs of the Twin Cities bisexual community and providing resources and information to the community at large.
:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Bisexualorganizingproject/

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social/activism group for all genders
Email: ambi_la@yahoo.com

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The purpose of the MN Bi Gals Club is to
promote friendships with other women, plan group social events around the Twin
Cities metro area, share stories and experiences, and have a place for bi women
to be themselves.
http://www.myspace.com/mshaaly

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Women's Group:http://biwot.org/
Men's Group:http://bimot.org/

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Support/Discussion group - meets the 2nd Tuesday 7:30pm at Wingspan Community Center

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Social group - 3rd Saturday 4pm Caffe Vita

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Support/Discussion group meets 2nd Tuesday 7:30 at The Center

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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/binetaustin

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Support/Discussoin group meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays 7:30pm at GLCC

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Support/Discussion group meets on 1st & 3rd Wednesday at William Way Center

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The South Bay "Bisexual Discussion" is now "Bisexuals and Friends." This emphasizes that the group is open to everyone for discussing bisexuality, regardless of their sexual orientation -- join us at the DeFrank Center in San Jose the first and third Tuesdays of the month from 7:30 - 9 p.m

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Social 2nd Monday 7:30pm at the Church St. Cafe (formerly Muddy Waters), 262 Church Street at Market, in SF. We have a sign (it says BiFriendly), if the sign isn't around look for Ellen wearing a BiFriendly shirt.

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Men's Support/Social 2nd Thursday 7pm

1st Wednesday Coffee Social 7pm

http://www.binetaz.org/ for more info

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Mixed social-support group, 18+ www.biphoria.org.uk

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Regular social meet for bi and bifriendly, see manchester.bi.org

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"We are a group of self-identified women Woman's
Symbolfrom diverse backgrounds working to create a feminist bisexual support
network. We promote, in both the heterosexual world and the lesbian, gay,
transgendered community, the understanding and acceptance of bisexuality as
one of many valid sexual identities."

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Support group

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Organization focused on bisexual awareness and resources.

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Biweekly conversation group at the LA Gay & Lesbian Center

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Monthly conversation group at the
Long Beach Gay & Lesbian Center

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Since 1983. A group for all women. All self identified women are welcome. We are trans-friendly and ally-friendlyl Home of Bi Women, a quarterly newsletter. Visit us at http://biwomenboston.org/
email: biwomeneditor@gmail.com

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An national/international organization providing education about and support for bisexual and progressive issues http://www.biresource.org. Also serves as host to several Boston area bi groups. Publishes Getting Bi: Voices of Bisexuals Around the World.

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Mixed-gender Social Events for Boston and the Surrounding Area. http://www.biresource.org/biversity.

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Bisexual Women of Toronto is a support and discussion group that meets on the first Thursday of every month, 8-10 p.m., at the 519 Church Street Community Centre.

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TBEP organizes, supports and fosters projects which make bisexuality visible in the Toronto area. TBEP was the organizing body behind the Ninth International Conference on Bisexuality, held at Ryerson University in June of 2006.

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Bisexual Men of Toronto is a support and discussion group that meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month (except December) from 8-10 p.m. at Metro Hall, 55 John Street.

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Best of Both Worlds is a private club offering social events and online discussion forum for bisexual women. Focus is on safe & discreet.

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Mixed Bi Group with phone line +61 (0) 7 38572500, social meetings and Yahoogroups e-list. PO Box 490, Lutwyche, Queensland, Australia 4030.

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The 1st International Bisexual Conference was held in Amsterdam. The success of this conference guaranteed that further should be held.

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The 2nd International Bisexual Conference was held in London. It was decided that international confereces would be held every two years on even years.

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bi and bi-friendly Chicagoans for social activities and social action. We want to encourage members to network and meet others in the hopes of fostering friendship, building a sense of community amongst Chicago area bisexual and bi-friendly individuals, and encouraging informed advocacy.

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For Bi-Folks, Bi-Curious, Bi-Supportive Friends, Family, Partners, and Allies. Eat, schmooze, meet local bi folks and build community in a relaxing social environment. We're friendly and enjoy talking and laughing and having fun together. We welcome all orientations and family configurations.

We have a potluck at the Diversity Center on the 1st Thursday of each month. Please bring some food and non-alcohol beverage to share (there is a Safeway nearby at Morrissey and Water).

We have other events. as well.

Online, we're at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scruz-bi/

http://www.diversitycenter.org/

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A private bi & bi-supportive women's social group geared towards creating community among bisexual women and their friends, and promoting acceptance of bisexuality within the queer female community. We have potlucks, evenings out on the town, movie nights, pamper parties, & much more! New members are screened by telephone for safety and privacy reasons. The CASC isn't politically or religiously affiliated. Based in San Francisco, CA, and catering to the whole Bay Area. Please don't send marketing or commercial email to this group, this is a private club for women only and should only be contacted by those interested in membership.

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The 3rd International Bisexual Conference held during Stonewall 25 in June 1994.

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The 4th International Bisexual Symposium held in Berlin in 1996. It attracted a large attendance from across Europe and Nth America.

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The 5th International Bisexual Conference was held in Boston/Cambridge and was the largest to date with over a 1,000 attendees.

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The 6th International Bisexual Conference was held in Manchester after Rotterdam was unable to host it. It was held in conjunction with the annual UK Bi Conference.

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The 8th International Conference on Bisexuality was held in Minneapolis with a good turn out from across North America.

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The 9th International Conference on Bisexuality was held in Toronto. It featured a tribute to renowned writer and researcher, Fritz Klein who passed away suddenly and had been a guiding light in international bi organising.

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The 1st Australian Bisexual Conference was held in Perth during their Pride Festival in October 1992. It attracted participants from most states and New Zealand.

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The 2nd Australian Conference on Bisexuality was held in Sydney in 1997 during the annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival in February.

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The 3rd Conference on Bisexuality was again held in Sydney during the Mardi Gras Festival of 1998. It was decided that Sydney would host the international conference in 2002. That would be the last bi conference organised as burn out took it's toll after 2002.

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LI-BI-do is a Long Island, NY group for bisexual couples, men and women. Besides the online YahooGroup, we have monthly parties for hot bisexual fun.

Use the links below to join LI-BI-do and get info on the parties. You will also be given the opportunity to join LI-BI-do-Play where you can post an introduction letting people know what you are looking for.


Bi Tom
LI-BI-do Party Host
Email: LIBIdoParties@aol.com


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How to join LI-BI-do for free:

Go to Home Page: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LI-BI-do (click on the title above)

Send blank email to: LI-BI-do-Subscribe@yahoogroups.com

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The 7th International Conference on Bisexuality was held in Sydney during the Gay Games Cultural Festival in 2002. Numbers were way down following so closely on 9/11. This was the last conference held in Australia due to burn out that followed it.

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The 1st North American Conference on Bisexuality and Gender Diversity was held in Vancouver in the Summer of 2001.

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Germany's largest and most active Bi Group. Member of BiNe eV. (Bisexuel Network). Website in German only www.Uferlos-online.de

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Location: University of Califoria, Davis
Email: kpwestrick@ucdavis.ed

Our purpose is to raise awareness around the nuances and politics of bisexual, trisexual, pansexual, omnisexual, pomosexual or otherwise unlabeled, fluid or flexible sexualities and how they intersect with our many other identities. In doing so, we hope to diminish stereotypes and make the B in LGBT more visible.

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Women's group that organizes meetings for 30+ bi women every two months, varying in- & outdoor activities. Share stories & get to know other bi-women.

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National bi-organization/action-group.

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The first EuroBiCon took place in the gay-friendly atmosphere of metropolis Rotterdam, The Netherlands, on 21st, 22nd and 23rd June 2001. It was organised by the brave Dutch Bisexual Network (website www.intbiconf.org closed).

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The wonderful second European Bisexual Conference took place in the sunny weekend 4-6th of July 2003, organised by Bi-Irish in Dublin, Ireland (website www.eurobicon.org closed).

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Bi-group for Nijmegen and surroundings.

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Getting Bi is a program of The Long Island GLBT Center that provides a safe, bi-positive environment for Long Island bisexuals to share their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Aside from regular meetings, Getting Bi also hosts events were Long Island bisexuals can meet one another in a confidential and non judgmental atmosphere. Meeting topics vary and all are welcomed to participate.
contact info: Rachel L. West, MSW
email: rachel@ligaly.org
Phone (631)665-2300
Fax: (631) 6657874

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An online discussion and friends group with offline goals for 2008.

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We currently have two regular Mixed Bi Meetings going on:

Porto: First Wednesday of the month
Address: Cafe Lusitano, Rua Jose Falcao
Time: 20h30-00h00
Attendance: typically half a dozen people, regular,
sometimes more

Braga: Third Wednesday of the month
Address: Velha-a-Branca, Largo Senhora a Branca, 23
Time: 21h30-00h00
Attendance: currently, no attendance, still to determine
its future since I am planning to leave Portugal recently

Lisboa: no meetings or groups but there has been talk about it so it
is possible that occasional meetings may appear in the future.

For more info contact:
info@pontobi.org

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We currently have two regular Mixed Bi Meetings going on:

Porto: First Wednesday of the month
Address: Cafe Lusitano, Rua Jose Falcao
Time: 20h30-00h00
Attendance: typically half a dozen people, regular,
sometimes more

Braga: Third Wednesday of the month
Address: Velha-a-Branca, Largo Senhora a Branca, 23
Time: 21h30-00h00
Attendance: currently, no attendance, still to determine
its future since I am planning to leave Portugal recently

Lisboa: no meetings or groups but there has been talk about it so it
is possible that occasional meetings may appear in the future.

For more info contact:
info@pontobi.org

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Monthly pub meet for Bisexuals and bi-friendly people - meets second Tuesday of every month.

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Meetings on first Wednesday of each month - see http://www.biscotland.org

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Meetings third Wednesday of each month - see http://www.biscotland.org

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Bigruppen is a mixed-gender bi social group in Copenhagen. It's been active since 2004 as part of the LGBT organization LBL.
For more info, please see bi.lbl.dk or contact Lars Næsbye Christensen at lnc@lbl.dk

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University of North Texas group.

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online community for bisexual moms and women.

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Bay Area Bisexual Network (BABN) is based in San Francisco. Our mission is to develop a healthy, vibrant, multicultural bisexual community in the San Francisco Bay Area and to promote better understanding of bisexual lives and issues within the larger lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) community and the public.

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Ground breaking, volunteer run Bisexual Community Center, offering support groups, counseling services, social events and a newsletter, and publicly aligned with the gay movement. Founded in 1976. Closed in 1984.

Source: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA BI COMMUNITY AND THE BAY AREA BISEXUAL NETWORK (BABN) - By Lani KaÂ’ahumanu and Melissa White - Updated November 13, 2002 (www.babn.org)

Mission statement:

We are people seeking to love and share intimately with both women and men. Self-defined as bisexuals (although such labels are limiting) we are working to create for ourselves and others a strong sense of community.

The Bisexual Center is united in struggling for the rights of all women and men to develop as whole, androgynous beings.

We support relationships between persons of the same and other sex. These relationships may include relating spiritually, socially, emotion­ally, sensually, sexually, and intellectually. We also support persons choosing a celibate lifestyle.

We support people who have been oppressed because of sexual prefer­ence, gender, age, or ethnic group.

We encourage and support people struggling (a) to bring about equal­ity in areas of employment, housing, medical care and complete sexu­al information; (b) for the right to engage in the free expression of con­senting sexual activity.

We support the open expression of affection and touch among people, without such expression necessarily having sexual implications.

Source: Jay P. Paul - San Francisco's Bisexual Center and the Emergence of a Bisexual Movement

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An internationally distributed bisexual magazine containing stories, poetry, news and other information of interest. Produced quarterly by an all-volunteer staff in the San Francisco Bay area. A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Published from 1990 - 2002.

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Bi-talkinggroup for 26+ men and women that meets once a month in a private setting.

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Bi-talkinggroup that meets once a month in Het Roze Huis.

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Bi-talkinggroup that meets once a month in Casa Rosa.

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Local group in the city of Amsterdam for irregular bi-socials. Contact bigroep@hotmail.com

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Organizes monthly bi-socials.

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This is currently a planning committee that meets bimonthly to develop a bisexual resource center for the Greater Los Angeles area.

E-mail: jerrym@labicenter.org

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Utah Bisexuals (formerly the 1to5 Club) was officially formed out of Bi Poly Utah as it's own entity in 2005.

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The first annual Bisexual Awareness Month launched in Utah in January 2006 in conjunction with the Utah Pride Center. Utah was the first state to designate a Bisexual Awareness Month.

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