Lisa Diamond, a professor at the University of Utah, is getting a ton of press about her latest research, on bisexual women’s identity. Check out what the press is saying here and here and here. My thoughts on the whole situation will be posted soon, so stay tuned for that.
And speaking of bisexuals and academics, […]

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World AIDS Day is approaching, and this year, as I reflect on thankfulness, I’m thankful for all my friends and family, and I’m especially proud of my friends who work in HIV services and HIV health care advocacy organizations. If you’ve got a few extra bucks in your hands this holiday season, please consider making […]

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My (not-so-guilty and not-so-secret) guilty little secret is that I am a devoted watcher of America’s Next Top Model. So, I was psyched to find out about Four Four, a site run by a fellow fan.
Big thanks to Kat, for helping me get my blog all nice and pretty and coordinated with the overall new […]

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Lately, a lot of people have been asking me what I think of bisexual MySpace-celebrity Tila Tequila’s reality dating show on MTV. I haven’t watched it, and I haven’t been following the news about this show very closely, either. What little I’ve seen in the coverage has seemed pretty biphobic and cringe-worthy, along the lines […]

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I’m at a conference in Puerto Rico! The blog will be back next week…

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Here’s a cool-sounding event coming up in January:
“You’re invited! The Sex::Tech Conference: Focus on Youth will take place January 22-23, 2008 at SFSU’s Institute for Next Generation Internet in San Francisco.
This is the inaugural STD/HIV Prevention Conference focusing on Youth and Technology! We are bringing together public health professionals, youth activists, educators and tech wizards […]

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Thanks to Alexis Hazell, a bi activist in Victoria, Australia, for publishing an article I wrote about bisexual health in her newsletter! Click here to read the newsletter, where you can learn about the bi community Down Under…
What’s LGBT life like where you live? If you’re out as L, G, B, T, or any combination […]

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If you haven’t checked out Community HIV/ AIDS Mobilization Project (CHAMP) yet, please take a look at their website. Here’s how they describe themselves:
“CHAMP is building a vibrant and solid activist infrastructure. As an intergenerational, cross-community alliance, CHAMP is setting the stage for new victories in the fight against HIV/AIDS.”
This is an extraordinary nonprofit organization, […]

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I just got published in the June issue of Playgirl Magazine! Check it out — it’s on a newsstand near you. My article, “When Vibrators Attack,” is advice for the sex-toy sensitive. Some pleasure products are made with chemicals that can cause sensitivities and very unpleasurable reactions! It’s a buyer beware situation, and hopefully, armed […]

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Bay Area Reporter: http://www.ebar.com/news/article.php?sec=news&article=1680
Washington Blade: http://www.washblade.com/2007/3-23/news/healthnews/10252.cfm
New York Blade: http://www.nyblade.com/2007/3-23/news/national/bireport.cfm

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