Here are a couple of websites to keep an eye on, if you’re not already a feed subscriber. These folks are setting the record straight, so to speak, with commentary on sex and gender politics. (Thanks to friends who brought these to my attention.)
Queer Subversion
Bi-Furious
And here’s a fun question for you: should I join Twitter? […]

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All the details are here: http://www.amyandre.com/abcde.pdf.

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My friend Joanne Herman directed my attention to this new website/ grassroots LGBT movement call to action, The Dallas Principles, which she was involved in creating!
Although I am disappointed that none of the 24 authors of the Principles are out bisexuals (at least, according to their bios on the site) — especially considering that in […]

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My friend Jack, who’s getting his master’s degree in the same place I did, at San Francisco State University’s Sexuality Studies Department, is reaching out to bisexual visual artists, for a very exciting project. Check out his website for all the details. This is your opportunity to get your work displayed in a gallery, while […]

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First of all, speaking at Stanford University Medical School this week was so much fun! I gave a talk entitled “Why Bisexuals Have Worse Health than Gays & Lesbians — And What We Can Do about All Health Disparities,” based on the book I co-authored, Bisexual Health (2007: National Gay & Lesbian Task Force). Those […]

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I got to speak about bisexual health at Brown University on Friday, and first I have to say, what a beautiful campus! I had never been before, but I enjoyed seeing the brick buildings, and the view from the rolling hills. It was lovely.
The talk was great, because the attendees were engaged and very interested […]

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I’m excited about two upcoming speaking engagements, and, as always, I’m up for even more! So, if your school or organization is interested in learning about anything from creative queer safer sex to bisexual health, or from BDSM to trans identity in media representation, or from women’s orgasms to queer women of color community, email […]

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Check out this blog, Stuff Bisexual People Like. Cute, smart, and funny, it reminds me of the well-known Stuff White People Like blog, but, of course, with a bi focus instead. The most recent entry tells us that bi people like The Rock — what a coincidence, because I like The Rock. He doesn’t choose […]

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Congrats to my friend Mike Szymanski, a journalist who recently started writing for the Examiner.com, covering the bisexual beat! Check out his page here. And giant thank you’s to Mike for listing me as one of the “The sweet 16 most significant women in the bisexual movement“! Quite an honor!

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I’m so excited — I’m going to be one of the presenters at the LGBT Health Forum at UCSF Medical School! I’m giving two workshops, back to back, on bisexual health.
FYI, readers, I am available to speak at your school (current or alma mater). I’m about to speak at UCSF, and next I’m giving a […]

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