The annual #BiHealthMonth campaign will emphasize the bisexual+ community’s resilience in the face of significant stressors and disparities throughout history.
Boston, MA –The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC), America’s oldest national bisexual organization, will celebrate the 7th annual Bisexual Health Awareness Month (#BiHealthMonth) social media campaign throughout March 2024. This year also marks the Bisexual Resource Center’s 35th year.
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#BiHealthMonth, founded and lead annually by the BRC, raises awareness about the bisexual+ (bi, pansexual, fluid, queer, etc.) community’s social, economic, and health disparities; advocates for resources; and inspires actions to improve bi+ people’s well-being. This year’s campaign will center on resilience. The bisexual+ community makes up the majority of the LGBTQ community and experiences significantly higher rates of physical, sexual, social, and emotional violence and disparities than gay and straight people, as well as worse physical, mental, and social health. In the face of these high hurdles, bisexuals+ have always persisted: shaping history, organizing alongside vulnerable communities, and defying odds. We weather storms under the bisexual+ umbrella, an encompassing term for anyone attracted to more than one gender, regardless of what labels they use. An umbrella that makes room for everyone’s unique identities and experiences is the best tool for increasing our community’s wellness.
Throughout the month of March, the BRC will partner with a diverse array of leading organizations, including AIDS United, American Psychological Association, Anti-Violence Project, Believe Out Loud, Bi+ Georgia, Bisexual Organizing Project, Bisexual Research Collaborative on Health (BiRCH), Bisexual Queer Alliance Chicago, Bi Women Quarterly, the Center on Colfax, CenterLink, CRUISELab, Equality Florida, Fenway Health, Gay Men’s Health Crisis, GLAAD, the Human Rights Campaign, the LGBT Center of New York City, LOCS Collective, Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth, Mini Productions, the Movement Advancement Project, New York Area Bisexual Network, PFLAG, Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts, Point Foundation, PRIDEnet, SAGE, SpeakOUT, Still Bisexual, Sydney Bi+ Network, Trans Latin@ Coalition, the Trevor Project, TAIMI, Victory Institute; and more to feature engaging and informative content, events, research, resources, and actions. The BRC invites individuals, organizations, media outlets, companies, and more to participate all month long by posting online using #BiHealthMonth, hosting local community events, donating to the Bisexual Resource Center, and more.
#BiHealthMonth highlights will include a new “Sexual Health Tips for the Bi+ Community & Best Practices for Providers” brochure; original content from bi+ advocates; 可众按小时购买的加速器 in Massachusetts including a Bisexual Social and Support Group (BLiSS) meeting (March 4), Bi Womens+ Brunch in Roxbury (March 8), Bisexual and Bi-Curious Men’s Group meeting (March 10), Young BLiSS Social and Support Group in Somerville (March 12), Tea with Bisexual Women Partnered with Men (BWPM) (March 15), Bi/Pan+ Guyz Social Night (March 18), and Biversity Brunch (March 21); and more content collaborations and on-the-ground events.
For more on #BiHealthMonth, follow the Bisexual Resource Center on Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr.
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The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) has been advocating for bisexual visibility and raising awareness about the needs of bisexual people throughout the LGBTQIA and straight communities since 1985. The BRC envisions a world where love is celebrated, regardless of sexual orientation or gender expression. Visit www.biresource.org for more information.
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Boston, MA – The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC), America’s oldest national bisexual organization, will celebrate the 6th annual Bisexual Health Awareness Month (#BiHealthMonth) social media campaign throughout March 2024.
Learn more about #BiHealthMonth at http://bihealthmonth.org/
#BiHealthMonth, founded and led annually by the BRC, raises awareness about the bisexual+ (bi, pansexual, fluid, queer, etc.) community’s social, economic, and health disparities; advocates for resources; and inspires actions to improve bi+ people’s well-being. This year’s campaign will center on bisexual+ representation in media, politics and advocacy, healthcare, and education, and its impact on bisexual+ people’s everyday lives. Initially created as a student project, #BiHealthMonth has since been celebrated by outlets like The Advocate, Autostraddle, the Huffington Post, and Teen Vogue; organizations like BiNet USA, the Bisexual Organizing Project, #StillBisexual, GLAAD, the Human Rights Campaign, and the National LGBTQ Task Force; celebrities like Sara Ramirez; politicians like JoCasta Zamarripa; and many more.
“Bisexual+ representation is better every day, but bisexual+ people continue to face alarmingly high barriers to living happy, healthy lives,” said Belle Haggett Silverman, President of the Bisexual Resource Center. “Whether on stage at the Oscars, in the classroom, in political office, or at the doctor’s office, bisexual+ representation (or lack thereof) impacts our day-to-day well-being and shapes our culture. #BiHealthMonth unites supporters across expertise and identities to celebrate achievements and find solutions that empower our community.”
Throughout the month of March, the BRC will partner with a diverse array of leading organizations; including #StillBisexual; The Ally Coalition; American Psychological Association; the Anti-Violence Project; the BiCast; Bi+ Georgia; BiNet USA; Bisexual Research Collaborative on Health; Bisexual Queer Alliance Chicago; Bi Women Quarterly; Body Politic; Boston Teachers Union; Center for Culture, Sexuality, and Spirituality; Chicago Bi Health Task Force; DOVE Inc.; Family Values @ Work; Fenway Health; Freedom for All Americans; GLAAD; the Harry Potter Alliance; Human Rights Campaign; Lesbians of Color Symposium Collective; Los Angeles Bi Task Force; Movement Advancement Project; the National LGBTQ Task Force; New York Area Bisexual Network; No Homo No Hetero; Our Bodies Ourselves; OutServe-SLDN; PFLAG; PRIDEnet; the Religious Institute; SpeakOUT Boston; the Trevor Project; Victory Institute; and more to feature engaging and informative content, events, research, resources, and actions. The BRC invites individuals, organizations, media outlets, companies, and more to participate all month long.
#BiHealthMonth highlights will include a takeover of BRC’S Instagram (@bisexualresourcecenter) the week of March 18 by actor and director David J. Cork and author and advocate Dr. H. Sharif “Herukhuti” Williams spotlighting Black bisexual+ men’s experiences and their upcoming documentary, “No Homo No Hetero”; BRC’s “Bi+ Mic Night” open mic event at Boston’s Lir Bar on March 7; “Bi+ Georgia: Healthy & Thriving” panel discussion, hosted by Bi+ Georgia at Atlanta’s The Bakery Atlanta on March 17; and more collaborations and on-the-ground events.
To join in #BiHealthMonth, participants can:
Share and create content on social media, using #BiHealthMonth
Check out BRC’s #BiHealthMonth social media share kit, which will be updated all month long
Contact BRC via email or on social media for content advice or to be listed as an official partner
Follow the Bisexual Resource Center on 可众按小时购买的加速器, Facebook, Instagram, and Tumblr for #BiHealthMonth updates
Donate to the Bisexual Resource Center
For more on #BiHealthMonth, follow the Bisexual Resource Center on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Tumblr.
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The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) has been advocating for bisexual visibility and raising awareness about the needs of bisexual people throughout the LGBTQIA and straight communities since 1985. The BRC envisions a world where love is celebrated, regardless of sexual orientation or gender expression. Visit www.biresource.org for more information.
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BISEXUAL RESOURCE CENTER CELEBRATES 5th ANNUAL BISEXUAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH IN MARCH
Fifth year of social media campaign to improve health of bi+ community will reflect on past progress and identify actions to shape the future
Boston, MA – The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) will celebrate its 5th annual Bisexual Health Awareness Month (BHAM) with the launch of a social media campaign beginning March 1st, 2018. BHAM aims to both motivate the bisexual community to make changes to improve their health and also inspire friends of the bi+ community to play an active role in improving the health of their bisexual friends, family, and community members. This year, the campaign “BHAM’s 5-Year Bi-ography” will reflect on progress of the recent past and highlight actions needed for more substantial change in the future.
Throughout the month of March, the BRC will partner with various LGBTQ+ organizations to feature research, resources, and action, including the BiCast, BiNetUSA, Bisexual Research Collaborative on Health, DOVE, Inc., Family Values @ Work, Fenway Health, GLAAD, GLSEN, the Lesbians of Color Symposium Collective, the LGBT Health Resource Center of Chase Brexton Health Care, the Los Angeles Bi Task Force, and PAVES.
The campaign will run on the BRC’s Twitter@BRC_Central (using #BiHealthMonth and #BHAM18), Facebook, 哪些加速器按小时算的, blog, and campaign website设计师加速利器 支持Thunderbolt 3的笔记本推荐-酷睿,笔记本 ...:16 小时前 · LG gram 2021款：15.6寸大屏、18.5小时续航、1.1千克机身 购买 地址 LG gram 2021款又是一款轻薄兼备高性能的神器，15.6 ...
March 5-9: Research: what progress has the bi+ community seen in the recent past?
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March 19-23: Resources: what tools exist to empower you to improve your health or the health of the bi+ community?
For more information, please visit the BHAM campaign website: iss1e6.wcbzw.com.
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The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) has been advocating for bisexual visibility and raising awareness about the needs of bisexual people throughout the LGBTQIA and straight communities since 1985. The BRC envisions a world where love is celebrated, regardless of sexual orientation or gender expression. Visit www.biresource.org for more information.
BHAM Social Media Toolkit
Follow the Bisexual Resource Center on their various social media outlets to stay connected with BHAM campaign updates:
Join the conversation! Use the following sample Tweets/posts to begin engaging in the campaign:
Did you know March is Bisexual Health Awareness Month? Follow @BRC_Central for updates. #BiHealthMonth
The 5th year of #BiHealthMonth is focused on reflecting on the past and shaping the future. @BRC_Central will provide research, reflections, resources & action steps during March!
Celebrate the 5th annual #BiHealthMonth by engaging with @BRC_Central this March!
I’m celebrating #BiHealthMonth by following @BRC_Central’s campaign reflecting on the past and shaping the future!
We’re celebrating #BiHealthMonth by following @BRC_Central’s campaign reflecting on the past and shaping the future!
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BISEXUAL RESOURCE CENTER DESIGNATES MARCH AS BISEXUAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH
Fourth year of social media campaign to highlight health disparities and spark action is focused on social health
Boston, MA – The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) will celebrate Bisexual Health Awareness Month (BHAM) for the fourth consecutive year with the launch of a social media campaign beginning March 1st, 2017. BHAM aims to raise awareness of health disparities within the bisexual+ community and promote resources and action; this year, the campaign focuses on social health disparities and steps to build social support and resiliency. The campaign will run on the BRC’s Twitter@BRC_Central (using #BiHealthMonth and #BHAM17), Facebook, 可众按小时购买的加速器, blog, and campaign website百度网盘，按次收费，按天收费如何使用-百度经验:2021-10-23 · 百度网盘，按次收费，按天收费如何使用,百度网盘很多朋友都有在使用吧，但要获得好的下载速度，是需要开通会员的，但如果平时并没有经常下载文件，开通会员是比较浪费的，还好现在百度网盘推出按次收费，按天收费，我伔只有需要下载时，花费一次来提速下载就行了，下面来看一下如何使用。
Throughout the month of March, the BRC will partner with various LGBTQ+ organizations, including the BiCast, BiNetUSA, Bi Tennessee, COLAGE, GLSEN, the Movement Advancement Project, the National Coalition for LGBT Health, and the Vanderbilt Program for LGBTI Health to feature statistics, resources, and action across various spheres of social health:
March 1-3: Background information on social health
March 6-10: (Friends) Social/geographic isolation, finding bi+ community, volunteer opportunities in bi+ organizations
哪些加速器按小时算的 (Family) Chosen family vs. family of origin, coming out to family, resources for family of bi+ folk
March 20-24: (Partners) Mixed orientation relationships, characteristics of healthy relationships, resources for healthcare providers
March 27-30: (Community) Showcasing bi+ experiences of community relationships, resources to improve bi+ competency in schools, workplaces, healthcare settings, etc.
“Now more than ever, communities need to come together to offer support, stand up to injustice, and plan our continued efforts to survive and thrive,” said BRC Co-Presidents Heather Benjamin and Kate Estrop in a joint statement. “This year’s Bisexual Health Awareness Month, focusing on the social health of the bi+ community, will help followers do just that. It will showcase the challenges we have with finding and forming community, and lay out the steps we can take to overcome them.”
For more information, please visit the BHAM campaign website: iss1e6.wcbzw.com.
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The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) has been advocating for bisexual visibility and raising awareness about the needs of bisexual people throughout the LGBTQIA and straight communities since 1985. The BRC envisions a world where love is celebrated, regardless of sexual orientation or gender expression.
Visit www.biresource.org for more information.
BHAM Social Media Toolkit
Follow the Bisexual Resource Center on their various social media outlets to stay connected with BHAM campaign updates:
@BRC_Central
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bihealthmonth.org
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Join the conversation! Use the following sample Tweets/posts to begin engaging in the campaign:
Did you know March is Bisexual Health Awareness Month? Follow @BRC_Central for updates. #BiHealthMonth
This year’s #BiHealthMonth is focused on Social Health. @BRC_Central will provide stats, resources, & opportunities for action during March!
Celebrate #BiHealthMonth with @BRC_Central by engaging with their campaign on Social Health in March!
The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) is seeking volunteers to assist BHAM’s Project Coordinators with planning, implementation, and evaluation of the March 2017 campaign (theme: Social Health).
This is a great opportunity for public health and communications majors, sexual and mental health advocates, social workers, licensed mental health counselors, and anyone interested in bi+ health.
Regularly update the campaign’s website (bihealthmonth.org).
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Provide support to BHAM’s promotional efforts, including planning/organizing community partner involvement and drafting/distributing campaign press release.
Data Evaluation Team
Assist with campaign evaluation, including tracking and compiling media coverage and analyzing social media statistics.
These positions are unpaid and may require 2-4 hours of remote work per week from January-March 2017. Necessary for all roles: consistent access to a computer with Internet connection, word processing software, and email; strong time management and written communication skills; bi+ competency.
Email bham@biresource.org to help contribute to a successful 2017 BHAM campaign!
The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) is the oldest national bi+ organization in the U.S. that advocates for bisexual+ visibility and raises awareness about bisexuality throughout the LGBTQIA and straight communities. The BRC envisions a world where love is celebrated, regardless of sexual orientation or gender expression. Because bisexuals today are still misunderstood, marginalized and discriminated against, the BRC is committed to providing support to the bi+ community and raising public awareness about bisexuality and the needs and experiences of bi+ people.
(Bi+ is an inclusive term for those who are non-monosexual/non-monoromantic and can include those who identify as bisexual, pansexual, omnisexual, fluid, queer, two-spirit, and asexual, among other free identifiers, including those who do not wish to use a label.)
Many thanks to all our campaign partners and volunteers who made the third year of #BiHealthMonth a huge success! Join us again in March 2017 when we focus on another health issue or topic impacting the bisexual+ community.
Want to become involved with next year’s campaign? Have any questions? Reach out to us at bham@biresource.org
…Because our health matters, too!
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