Bisexuals

The Internet domain bi.org was set up in September 1996 by Nick Smith. Its goal is to serve the worldwide bisexual community by providing a free Internet presence for bisexual individuals, groups and non-profit organisations. As well as providing free WWW space, there is a large set of pages detailing resources (groups, organisations, magazines, Internet newsgroups), and @bi.org email addresses and majordomo mailing lists are also available.

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The Bisexuality-Aware Professionals Directory is a listing of professionals who are sensitive to the unique needs of bisexual clientele. Professionals listed include psychologists, psychotherapists, physicians, lawyers, financial advisors, massage therapists, social workers, chiropractors, lecturers, organizers, and others.

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This site includes information about a lifestyle of pleasure: on lifestyle clubs, date or swing, bi dating notes,etc.

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Have you ever gone to a major search engine and typed in a search for "bisexual"? Unfortunately what tends to be returned is popular "Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual" sites - most of which have only limited bisexual content. Not what you had in mind right? Well, you could change your search to something like "bisexual -gay -lesbian" and be returned all the bi sites - that works well. But now you can also use All Things Bisexual - the directory exclusively for bisexual sites and those G/L/B sites with significant bi content.

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Search bicurious and bisexual personals free and discover your true self with a free personal ad of your own. If you post a photo, you will see others. Discretion assured. Meet open-minded people here and in the real world with our Social Datebook.

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Here you can find information about Bisexual Internet resources from the Gayscape search tool.

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The group meets monthly in order to discuss bisexual issues, provide support and to socialize with others who either identify as bisexual or who are exploring the possibility. Members are not required to live any particular lifestyle, nor are they required to be bisexual. However, this forum is about bisexuality and the effects of that orientation on our lives. If you′re questioning, if you′re practicing, if you feel drawn to bisexuality.

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We are not able to meet at our usual venue on Sunday evenings and we decided it was best not to continue on another day. There has been a certain amount of discussion about this on the uk-smbi mailing list and elsewhere, and I won′t repeat it here except to say that SMBis meetings of late have not been what they were, either in numbers attending or, (in my opinion) in finding a group of people to make it their own. We′ve had some good meetings and fun events but if SM Bis, or an SM Bisexuals (under that name or another) continues, it needs to be carried on by a new crowd. Thanks to all who′ve supported us over the years.

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A discussion group for bisexuals who come from a gay or lesbian background and wish to explore their sexuality in a safe and supportive atmosphere.

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Consistent with DuPont′s Corporate Support for Diversity Networks (April 1995), BGLAD (Bisexuals, Gays, Lesbians, Transgendered and Allies at DuPont) is a recognized network whose vision is to realize the maximum potential of bisexual, gay, lesbian and transgendered employees to enhance DuPont′s competitive advantage in the global markets. Established in 1991, BGLAD has become an international network with hundreds of members representing virtually all SBUs and Functions. BGLAD′s continued focus is on issues of education, safety, management resourcing and community building -- both internal and external to DuPont. BGLAD is an organization for employees of DuPont and its affiliates, joint ventures and subsidiaries who are bisexual, gay, lesbian or transgendered, or who support these concerns.

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