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We are not marching as a contingent in SF Pride this year [2024]

6/24/2024

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[SF Pride Contingent Update] We are not marching as a contingent this year. The only other contingent monitor had a family emergency and they will not be attending SF Pride now. With only two and now one contingent monitor, we will not be able to get our parade packet. If you are still looking for a contingent to march with, consider where you volunteer, or work, if they have a contingent, or the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Contingent.
 
I am sorry to have to cancel our contingent, but without more people willing to take the monitor training on YouTube and the short quiz through google docs we couldn't move forward.

We can now focus on Oakland Pride in the fall.

 
Thanks for being so understanding, and have a great Pride Week!

Wishing you all the best this Pride Season!


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Bi / Pan 45+ Women’s Community Gathering

5/21/2024

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Bi / Pan 45+ Women’s Community Gathering
 
Please join us at our next gathering, Saturday, May 25th, 11 - 1.
 
We’re excited to be building an intentional community of local bisexual/pansexual women who are 45+ and monogamous leaning (women who are understand and are okay that polyamory is not the focus of this group are welcome). We want to invest in meaningful friendships and more intimate connections. It will be a safe space to discuss the challenges and joys that women over 45 experience. 
We meet monthly in-person on 4th Saturdays and are inviting you to join us if this fits you and your identities. No Cis Men.
 
We'll be meeting for a picnic lunch at Strawberry Creek Park this time, and maybe through the dry season.
When:
 
Saturday, May 25th, 11:00 am -1:00pm
 
What:
  • Peer-facilitated connecting with topics or questions starts at 11:15am
  • We will provide discussion prompts and mix it up to ensure everyone meets everyone. 
  • General schmoozing!
  • Bring food and/or drink. Also blankets and pillows to lounge on are a good idea! In a pinch, there's a cafe with food nearby.
Where:  
Strawberry Creek Park, 1289 Addison St, Berkeley, CA 94702 https://goo.gl/maps/eFsxwtXKey9E8usS7   
We'll be at the Addison St end of the park, NOT the Allston Way end.

 
Questions? Contact Annie email: [email protected] or text: 510-282-1279
 
See you there!
 
Warmly,
Annie, Janet & Ahoora

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Gathering of Bi / Pan 45+ Women’s Community

4/18/2024

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Hello fabulous queers/bi/pan peeps--
 
We’re excited to build an intentional community of local bisexual/pansexual women who are 45+ and monogamous leaning. We want to invest in meaningful friendships and more intimate connections. It will be a safe space to discuss the challenges and joys that women over 45 experience. 
 
Our first fab meeting in February was so fun and a big success! We had a great time connecting and hanging out. Now we're expanding our outreach.
Please join us at our next meeting on Saturday, April 27th.
 
We meet monthly in-person on 4th Saturdays. We are warmly inviting you to join us if this fits you and your identities. Feel free to invite others for who this group is a fit. No Cis Men, please.

Gathering of Bi / Pan 45+ Women’s Community
 
When:
 
Saturday, April 27, 11:00 am -1:00pm
 
What:
  • Peer-facilitated connecting with questions/games starts at 11:15am
  • We will provide discussion prompts and rotate seats to ensure everyone meets everyone. 
  • General schmoozing!
  • Food & drink is available for purchase. We encourage you to support the venue!
Where:  
              Vault Cafe:  a spacious, comfy diner with chill environs for filling portions of classic American comfort food.
             
Address: 3250 Adeline St, Berkeley, CA 94703
              Phone: (510) 595-9600              
https://www.yelp.com/biz/vault-cafe-berkeley?osq=the+vault
 
Questions? Contact Annie email: [email protected] or text: 510-282-1279
Or Janet email: [email protected] or text: 619-806-8122
 
We hope to see you there!
 
Warmly,
Annie, Janet, Sue and Ahoora
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New Bi+ Film Festival on September 20th, 2023 & SF Pride Thank You!

8/5/2023

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Let's go to the movies! The BiCONIC Film Festival is coming to the Roxie on September 20th 2023 at 7:00 PM.BiCONIC Film Festival 2023/2024

What: The BiCONIC Film Festival centers on the Bi+ umbrella, bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, multisexual, fluid, omnisexual, or anyone attracted to more than one gender. We were launched in early 2023 by artists and activists who perceived the programming of other LGBTQ+ film festivals as lacking a focus on the bi+ communities! (18+ Only)

Where: The Roxie Theater, 3117 16th Street San Francisco, CA 94103

When: Doors Open at 7:00 PM
  • 7:30 PM - 7:45 PM - Program Starts
  • 7:45 PM - 8:45 PM - 1st Round of Film Program (1 Hr)
  • 8:45 PM - 9:15 PM - Intermission Chat with Local Bi+ Filmmakers
  • 9:15 AM - 10:15 PM - 2nd Film Program (1 Hr)
  • 10:15 PM - 10:30 PM - Closing Remarks
* Not all films listed will play on September 20th, some will play after the Bi-BQ on June 19th, 2024.

Get Tickets Here
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Thank you for marching with our groups in SF Pride!
We had a lot of folks marching with Still Bisexual and the Bay Area Bisexual+ and Pansexual Network! Everyone brought the energy and stamina to keep us going through the long wait in the fog, wind and sun. They raised their Lani Ka'ahumanu inspired Biphobia Shields high and made the crowd roar with delight. The mustachioed Freddie Mercury brigade was on point and the Bi Fieri was awesome.

Thank you Nicole, from Still Bisexual, for helping to organize and sticking with us as a driver with a clutch of steel, thank you Marisa for being the awesome person that you are and holding down the joint Bi+ Booth with Karen, thank you Carol Queen for your wheel monitoring, and thank you all of the amazing marchers and attendees who made SF Pride and all of Pride Week rock!

Martin (Your Organizer)
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Bi Pies and Pan Pizza Party for Bi Visibility Day

8/6/2022

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Dolores Park
(Picnic Area near Dolores St and 20th Street)
Saturday, September 24, 2022
from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM (PDT)


Marked each year since 1999, Bi Visibility Day raises bi awareness and challenges bisexual & biromantic erasure.


2022 will be the 24th year that we have celebrated bisexual lives and we will be celebrating on the 24th of September this year.

This year we will meet outdoors and have a pizza party (including vegan options) and play games from 2-5pm.

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Pride 2021 Update!

6/1/2021

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Watch These Online Spaces for Pride 2021 Developments:


All Month, June 2021

 

Follow the Unicorn March on Twitter
@UnicornMarch

Follow Bi-BQ Bi Pride on Facebook
@BiBQSF

Follow SF*EB BiCon on Twitter
@sfbicon


VIRTUAL Bi+ Pride Palooza

 

Sun., June 6, 2021 AT 11 AM PDT – 2 PM PDT

 
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82960780812


Although it's getting nice outside, stay in and party with us for an afternoon of prideful cheer. Join us as BiRequest hosts a Zoom house party with activities in the different "rooms" of the house. We'll start the event off with a Pride fashion show and then will proceed to the "Conservatory" for crafts, sharing stories and bi+ anthems, and the "Game Room" for Jackbox games, "Would you rather?" and a Dutch Auction. Don't feel like doing any activities? Join us in the "Living Room" to chat, chill and just hangout. It's easy to switch rooms and get around our virtual house so you can visit the different rooms as you want.

This event is open to all people regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, race, age or ability. Join us for this pride inspired, bi+ centered event on Zoom.


Ninth Annual Bisexual Book Awards

 

Sat., June 12, 2021 AT 4 PM PDT

 

Facebook Live Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/525493571948273

 
Award-winning authors of the Ninth Annual Bisexual Book Awards will read from their books, with musical interludes by bi+ singer-songwriters plus artwork from a finalist book. This FREE show will stream on FB & YouTube. A whole night of bi culture! More info on streaming links TBA.

READINGS
Poetry: Bianca Phipps / Crown Noble
Fiction: Rowan Hisayo Buchanan / Starling Days
Non-Fiction: Angela Jones / Camming: Money, Power, and Pleasure in the Sex Work Industry
Mystery: Tanen Jones / The Better Liar
Fiction: The Company Daughters / Samantha Rajaram
Non-Fiction: Bisexuality in Europe: Sexual citizenship, romantic relationships, and bi+ identities by Emiel Maliepaard and Renate Baumgartner (Eds.)
Fiction: Jennifer Steil / Exile Music
Fiction: Zaina Arafat / You Exist Too Much
Memoir/Bio: Molly Wizenberg / The Fixed Stars
Speculative Fiction: Rashid Darden / Children of Fury
Fiction: Emma Stroub / All Adults Here
YA: Nita Tyndall / Who I Was with Her

LIVE MUSIC
Anne Heaton, Singer-Songwriter
Rorie Kelly, Singer-Songwriter

ART
Illustrations from Ceremonials by Katharine Coldiron, Kernpunkt Press. Artist: Mariana Magaña de Lio

HOSTS
Sheela Lambert, Director Bisexual Book Awards & Bi Writers Assoc
Donna Redd, Exec Director SiSTAH!


Announcement: Advancing Polyamorous Legislation in Northern California: An Organizers Meeting


Sat., June 12, 2021 AT 4 PM PDT

 

Zoom link for the event: https://harvard.zoom.us/j/93346060061?pwd=T2U3QytyZ0tKYjMzS0pScjE2ZlNEdz09&from=addon
 

Calling Local Polyamorous Leaders!


Polyamorous people currently face discrimination around workplace, marriage/domestic partnership, childcare, and housing; And this will continue so long as polyamory is deemed immoral or deviant. Let's change that together!
The Polyamory Legal Advocacy Coalition is calling for local leaders and activists who are passionate about advancing Polyamory-friendly legislation in their Northern California communities!

Queer and BIPOC all the way to the front!

We're kicking off this initiative with a Zoom meeting on June 15. Come learn about our current advocacy strategy, what’s happening in cities across the US, and how you can get involved!

We will also feature a Q&A with Massachusetts City Council members involved in passing polyamory-affirming ordinances in their respective cities!

June 15, 7:30 – 9:30 PST


RSVP: [email protected] with Northern California in the subject line. In the email please let us know a little about your interest in polyamory advocacy and what city you hope to bring change to.

 
Host: Polyamory Legal Advocacy Coalition, a multi-disciplinary coalition of academic and legal professionals supported by the Harvard Law School LGBTQ+ Advocacy Clinic, Chosen Family Law Center, and APA Division 44 Committee on Consensual Non-Monogamy. We've helped pass polyamorous domestic partnership ordinances in Somerville, Cambridge, and Arlington, MA, and are organizing to support the passage of similar domestic partnership and anti- discrimination laws in Northern California.

Co-Hosts: This event is co-sponsored by: PolyActive, East Bay Polyamory Group, Bonobo Network, San Francisco Sex Positive Democratic Club, Bay Area Polyamory Collective, Bay Area Bi+ & Pan Network, forLove, Alt Parenting Bay Area.

 

Pride In The Park, Andrews Park, Vacaville

 

SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 2021 AT 12 PM PDT

Event Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/andrews-park/pride-in-the-park/473217813971592/


 
Please bring a lunch, a blanket, and some friends for an afternoon for LGBTQIA+ folks, allies, and co-conspirators to celebrate the community!
 
There will be a DJ, Live Music, Community Open Mic, Trivia, Crafts, Dessert Auction, as well as resources.

Bi Candy Shorts

 

Thurs., June 24, 2021 AT 7:30 PM PDT

 

Link: https://www.frameline.org/festival/film-guide/bi-candy-x8019
 

We are so excited to be co-presenting the Bl CANDY SHORTS with @framelinefest for #Frameline45! Come ride this bi-fabulous, pan-tastic rollercoaster of seduction, unlikely matches, and relatable misses. And explore self-emancipation in the face of adversity, nerdy tween fantasies coming to life, a Hitchcockesque meetcute in Estonia, and even a COVID/Zoom musical. Get your tickets to stream Bl CANDY online on June 24th at 7:30pm! #BiCandyShorts #frameline #framelinefest

Curated by Allegra and April Hirschman.
 
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Article and Events for Bi Visibility Day - September 23rd, 2020!

9/23/2020

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The evolution of the word 'bisexual' — and why it's still misunderstood
The pervasive stereotype that bisexuality is an exclusive and limiting label is something bi activists have been fighting for decades.
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Bi+ Visibility Night

Today September 23rd, 2020 at 8 PM – 10 PM Pacific Time
Public · Bay Area Bisexual+ & Pansexual Network (BABPN) Chat

Online Event

Register Here:http://bit.ly/BiVisibilityNight
Please join the Bay Area Bi+ and Pan Network for Bi Visibility Day (also called Bisexual Pride Day, Celebrate Bisexuality Day, CBD, Bisexual Pride, and Bisexuality+ Day) for an evening Zoom get-together!
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On Wednesday, September 23rd, at 5pm Pacific Time we will be hosting an event for Celebrate Bisexuality Day:
 
INVISIBLE NO MORE: A Celebration of Bisexuality & Bi+ Pioneers
Event is free & open to the public; register on Zoom at: bit.ly/bidaypanel
 
Wednesday, September 23rd is Celebrate Bisexuality Day, but what does it mean to celebrate bisexuality in 2020? As LGBTQ+ rights and awareness grow, is bisexuality becoming more accepted, or does it remain invisible and stigmatized? And as activism and communities move increasingly online, what even is "visibility" anymore? Join a panel of bisexual activist pioneers as we explore these questions and more in an unabashed claim to visibility and dignity.
 
With:
 
Loraine Hutchins, moderator: Co-Editor, “Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out"
Luigi Ferrer: Activist, HIV/AIDS Educator
ABilly Jones-Hennin: Marine Corp Veteran, Activist
Lani Ka’ahumanu: Co-Editor, “Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out”
Robyn Ochs: Speaker, Writer, Editor of Bi Women Quarterly
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biCon is this weekend (& sold out)!

1/29/2020

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BiCon 2020 Schedule (aka bitinerary) — work in progress, check back for updates.
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Saturday, Feb 1, 2020 San Francisco
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10 10:30 Registration - Second Floor Lobby
3
10:30 10:45 Welcome
4
Rainbow Room - 150 chairs Room 204 - 60 chairs Room 201 - 40 chairs
5
10:45 11:45 Bi+ History Panel
Lani Ka'ahumanu (she/her/they)
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11 All My Truths are Inconvenient: Navigating Cultural Contexts & Pursuing Health as a Modern Bi Oreo
M. Beauregard (he/him)
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11:45 12 Break
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12:00 12:45 You're Not Too Much: finding your just-right
friends & lovers (and understanding everyone else)
Rev. Leela Sinha (ze, zim, zir)
Bi-Five! The joys of queer platonic friendships &
community building, a how-to workshop
Sara Be (she/her)
Consent, Sex Education & Bisexuality: Resource Sharing & Experiential Learning
Marsha Lanier (she/her)
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10
12:45 1:45 Lunch
Queer Friending
Raffle Drawing
11
1:45 2:30 Queerness & Disabilities
Ailee Feber (she/her)
Binary Subversions: the Intersections of
Bisexual & Transgender
Hann Allen (they/them he/him)
The "B" word: Finding & Writing Bi+ Characters
JJ Darling (she/her)
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2:30 2:45 Break
13
2:45 3:30 Trans & Gender Non Conforming
Bi+ Perspectives Panel
Jenny Kwan (she/her)
Generation to generation: Making a better today, tomorrow & future
Marie Watson (she/her/they)
Bisexual & Plural: Many people & multiple orientations
in one body -- the Redwoods (they/them plural)
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3 * followed by a Trans-Only space on the Terrace
3:30 - 4pm
Nonbinary, Bisexual & Intersex -
Defying 3 Binaries at Once
Mari Wrobi (they/them)
15
3:30 3:45 Break
16
3:45 4:30 How to Be a Bi+ Activist: Lessons Learned from
a Life-Long Professional Bisexual
Dr. Mimi Hoang (she/her)
Table for More than Two -
Basics of Consensual Non-Monogamy
Robin Cohn (she/her)
Cartoons, Comics & Animations
Sumiko Saulson (zhe, zim, zir)
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4:30 5 Closing remarks & group photo (optional) - Rainbow Room
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Sunday, Feb 2, 2020 Oakland
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11 11:30 Welcome & Registration
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Main Room - 72 chairs Telegraph - 50 chairs Upstairs - 10 and floor seating
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11:30 12:15 Queer Indian Poly - The Role of Representation in
My Queer Journey
Sahil Khanna (they/them)
Bi Lit Babes: Sci Fi & Poetry
Meghan Elison (she/her) & Jan Steckel (she/her)
POC Only Space
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12:15 12:30 Break
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12:30 1:15 Sex Panel
Carol Queen (she/her) & Julia Serano (she/her)
You Are Good Enough: How To Keep Amatonormativity,
Monosexism, & Imposter Syndrome from Killing Us
Dani (gem / gemself)
Anything That Moves -
read & discuss the magazine about bisexuality
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1:15 2:15 Lunch
Raffle Drawing
25
2:15 3 Trancending Shame
Gloria Jackson-Nefertiti (she/her)
Let's talk about Sex & STI's
Joe Hawkins (he/him) & Dawn Edwards (she/her)
Parenting Breakout Group
26
2:40 Julia Serano
reads from her new bisexual-themed novel,
99 Erics: a Kat Cataclysm faux novel
27
3 3:15 Closing remarks & group photo (optional) - Main Room
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3:15 4 Open Mic
Kin Folks (all pronouns + Kin)
Creating Queer & Trans inclusive Sex Ed
Andy Duran (he/him)
Bi+ Men Breakout Group

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4 4:30
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SFBiCON's Unico[r]n sat the 12th @11a

10/8/2019

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SFBiCON's - Unico[r]nUnico[r]n has a small lineup of workshops/talks focusing on:

Anti-Racism 101: Dismantling Racism & White Supremacy How To Be A Queer Ally with Shaun Haines, Karen Fleshman, Esq. and LeRon L. Barton

Trans Awareness with Aria Sa'id, Janelle Vinson, and Sean Greene

Speed Dating (for friendship or dating) with Bex

Additional Comedy later that evening with Nick Leonard and the Bilarious Show at Martunis

The Bilarious Comedy Show at Martuni's requires a separate ticket.
*Cost is $15
tickets available at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4344015


6pm -9pm, Saturday 12 at Martuni's, 4 Valencia Street, San Francisco.
https://www.facebook.com/events/369503070404304/?active_tab=discussion
Just another tasty treat from your bi+ activists, working to create more community for those of us who love more than one gender.


The SF BiCon Organizers (a very small group of local activists)
Twitter: @sfbicon
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sfpanbicon/
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.sfbicon.com
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Anti-Racism 101 in the Queer CommunityKaren Fleshman, Esq. Founder, Racy Conversations, is an anti-racism trainer and police accountability activist. The mission of Racy Conversations is to flip 10% of white Millennials and Generation Z to anti-racism so we can have a majority anti-racist generation and transform our society.

LeRon L. Barton is a writer. LeRon’s essays have appeared in Salon, The Good Men Project, Eastbay Express, Those People, AlterNet, SF Bay view, Buzzfeed, Gorilla Convict, and Elephant Journal. His first book, “Straight Dope: A 360 degree look into American drug culture” was released in Feb 2013. LeRon’s book, “All We Really Need Is Love” is available on Amazon.

Shaun Haines is the Founder and Executive Director of San Francisco Impact Partners. His goals are to affect the remediation of disparities that impact communities that are most in need. Shaun is an Associate Member of the San Francisco Democratic Party. He is Founder and President of San Francisco Black Community Matters. He became elected in 2015 to the position of Assembly District Delegate. He was appointed to serve on the San Francisco Human Rights Commission – LGBT Advisory Committee, Commissioner on the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force and the African American Advisory Committee of the 17th Assembly District. As such Shaun understands how public policy can benefit or create consequences that impact low-income communities. Shaun is a Permanent Member of the San Francisco Police Department Chief’s LGBT Advisory Forum.

The purpose of Antiracism 101 is to educate, mobilize, and build multi-racial community. All who are interested in understanding racism—and moving from awareness to action and accountability in unlearning and eliminating racism—are encouraged to request a consultation.

Trans Awareness
Aria Sa’id is a transgender advocate and award winning political strategist based in San Francisco Bay Area. She is a founder and the Executive Director of the Compton’s Transgender Cultural District- the world’s first transgender district, celebrating the resilience, culture, and presence of transgender people in San Francisco’s famed Tenderloin neighborhood. She is the founder of Kween Culture Initiative- a social and cultural empowerment project for Black transgender women.


Janelle Vinson is an award-winning community organizer and transgender advocate native of the San Francisco Bay Area. She serves as Program Associate for the Compton’s Transgender Cultural District- the first legally recognized transgender district in the world. She also serves as Bay Area President of FLUX- a national transgender empowerment initiative through AIDS Healthcare Foundation. In addition she co-directs an annual transgender empowerment retreat, TRANScend- and is an ambassador for the National Transgender March on Washington D.C. In her work, she strives for the advancement of transgender women of color.

Sean Greene has been working in the non-profit sector on and off for the past 25 years, with the past 10 years working specifically in Volunteer Management, Event Production and Development at Breast Cancer Emergency Fund, Positive Resource Center, the GLBT Historical Society and on the Board of Directors for Folsom Street Events. Sean Greene currently serves as Director of Strategic Partnerships for the Compton's Transgender Cultural District- overseeing fundraising, event production and organizational relationship building.

The Compton's Transgender Cultural District will be leading a workshop on our work, transgender cultural competency, and the importance of both including transgender people in our spaces- as well as the need for our spaces that affirm transgender people overall.

Speed Dating (for friendship or dating)Bex is a longtime queer activist and has been engaged with numerous local nonprofits in the queer and educational spheres. She currently sits on a local board of an LGBT nonprofit, and is involved in increasing SFPD transparency. She likes dogs and identifies as femme, demisexual and queer.

Bilarious Show at Martunis Nick Leonard performs regularly as a comic and host at venues around California and beyond. For the past ten years, Nick has been producing the premiere gay comedy showcase in San Francisco, QComedy. He also performed regularly at the legendary Josie's Cabaret in San Francisco, as well as headlining, featuring, or hosting at Cobb's Comedy Club, The Punchline, Rooster T. Feathers, Russian River Resort, San Jose Improv, The Purple Onion and many other venues and events.
The Bilarious Comedy Show at Martuni's requires a separate ticket.
*Cost is $15
tickets available at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4344015

6pm -9pm, Saturday 12 at Martuni's, 4 Valencia Street, San Francisco.
https://www.facebook.com/events/369503070404304/?active_tab=discussion
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The Bilarious Show, an evening of laughs celebrating the diverse world of the bisexual community. This milestone event is a complete lineup of openly Bi comedians serving up the laughs. Too long invisible in the comedy world, the Bilarious Show changes all that with real live bisexual comics and performers speaking out about life, love, politics and people. Everybody's welcome to join us for a night of laughs, music and community with your funny Bi friends.

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Happy Bi+ Visibility week!

9/20/2019

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Self-Care Sunday at MeloMelo Kava Bar - Berkeley
Self-Care Sunday at MeloMelo Kava Bar
Introducing a new monthly social gathering for the bi+ and pan community. Non-facilitated and casual, it's a place to simply gather, chat, chill, connect and repeat.

Every 4th Sunday of the month from 7-8:30pm
The closer to 7pm you arrive, the more fun we'll all have.

This is a community run group meaning we need each of you make an effort to find the other individuals (look for bi+ bling), introduce yourself, look for a good place for the group to sit together.

MeloMelo feels somewhat like a bar but with a very chill and cozy atmosphere. Kava is a plant based beverage that is known to have calming effects. This is a non-alcohol gathering; We ask that all individuals come sober, open minded, and thirsty! They don't sell food, but you're welcome to bring your own.

https://melomelokavabar.com/visit/berkeley/

We don't gatekeep, allies welcome. Spread the word.

Look for the bi and pan stickers or colors, whoever gets there first, try to grab the back corner.

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Bi+ Visibility Happy Hour w/ Open Hearts

It will soon be Bi+ Visibility Day, and SFBiCON is partnering with the Open Hearts Happy Hour to bring you a warm embrace for all sexualities and identities during this Bisexual+ Awareness Week, culminating in Bi+ Visibility Day on September 23.

Also known as International Celebrate Bisexuality Day, the 23rd of September has been marked each year since 1999 to highlight biphobia and to help Bi+ folks find the Bi+ and Pan community in their geographic area.

Please join us at Virgil's Sea Room for dash of drinking, a sprinkle of laughter and a splash of consent.

The Open Hearts Club is a friendly social gathering every month for polyamorous and nonmonogamous folks and our poly-friendly friends and lovers. We are an inclusive space for LGBTQQIA and straight folks, kink and vanilla friendly alike.
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