LATEST LGBTQ NEWS
“We’re allies, babe!”: FLO on Access All Areas, LGBTQIA+ fans and “bad bitch replenishment” more
Bilal Hasna: “Drag is an Olympic sport. Drag queens are Olympians!” more
Trump’s anti-trans ads were expensive and unpopular – why were they his key strategy? more
Festival en Barcelona reúne cine y literatura LGTBIQ+ en espacios icónicos de la ciudad more
Queer: Luca Guadagnino responds to Turkish authorities banning his gay drama more
Here’s why Drag Race star LaLa Ri has stepped away from drag more
“I have mixed feelings”: Challengers’ Josh O’Connor on straight actors playing gay roles more
Susan Sarandon says she’s “unattached” and open to dating any gender more
Tomb Raider: Sophie Turner to play Lara Croft in Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Prime Video series more
“That’s not how it went down”: Drag Race winner responds to favouritism claims more





UK LGBT EVENTS - From Bi-Visibility to Bi-Inclusion: A Discussion
< Return to events listings
25
From Bi-Visibility to Bi-Inclusion: A Discussion

We mark Bi-Visibility Day with a panel discussion bringing together leading bi activists, writers, thinkers, and community members to discuss the inclusion of bisexual people in LGB&T organisations, and wider society, and how we can ensure fair and inclusive representations of bi-identity in the media. Our panel will be chaired by Charlotte 'Lottie' Dingle, Founder and Editor of Biscuit, the online magazine for bi-women. Panel speakers include; Marcus Morgan - one of the UK's leading bi-activists and chair of BiCon 2010 team. Marcus has been a bi activist for over 18 years. Jacqueline Applebee renowned writer and poet, whos writing explores age, sexual orientation, disability, ethnicity, and co-founder of Bis of Colour. Grant Denkinson founder of Poly Day, Grant has delivered events for BiReCon on Bi Awareness Raising and has a keen research interest in gender, sexuality and relationships. Helen Bowes-Catton member of BiUK, the national organisation for bisexual research and activism. Helen has published in the Journal of Bisexuality and Lesbian and Gay Psychology, and whos research interests includes bi-embodied experiences and productions of bi-identity in community spaces and everyday life.

Tickets : £ Free Tickets

Address : Southwark Council, Ground Floor Meeting Rooms
160 Tooley St
London
SE1 2QH

Website : Click Here

SUBSCRIBE TO VELVET-CLUB

Enter your email address below to receive details about our Velvet-Club: Member & Subscriber Events, LGBT UK Monthly Events Guides/Newsletters, Competitions & Special Offers.

STAR SIGNS
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU...
  • 01 Nov – Sophie B. Hawkins (1967–), American singer-songwriter & musician
  • 08 Nov – Judith Gough (1972–), British diplomat, U.K. Ambassador to Sweden
  • 08 Nov – María Rachid (1974–), Argentinian politician, social leader & LGBTQ activist
  • 09 Nov – Ti-Grace Atkinson (1938–), American radical feminist author & philosopher
  • 09 Nov – Marie Dressler (1868–1934), Canadian-American actress
  • 10 Nov – Phyllis Lyon (1924–2020), American feminist & gay rights activist
  • 10 Nov – Heather Matarazzo (1982–), American actress
  • 12 Nov – Mary Baxter Ellis (1892-1968), British commanding officer of the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (FANY)
  • 13 Nov – Rosie Jones (1959–), American golfer
  • 14 Nov – Louise Brooks (1906–1985), American dancer & actress
  • 14 Nov – Wendy Carlos (1939–), American composer & electronic musician
  • 16 Nov – Jamie Babbit (1970–), American film director, producer & screenwriter
  • 19 Nov –Jodie Foster (1962–), American actress, film director & producer
  • 20 Nov – Grace Darmond (1893–1963), Canadian-American actress
  • 21 Nov – Cherry Jones(1956–), American actress
  • 22 Nov – Billie Jean King (1943–), American former professional tennis player
  • 23 Nov – Robin Roberts (1960–), American TV broadcaster
  • 23 Nov – Virginia Prince (1912-2009), American pharmacologist, publisher & transgender activist
  • 26 Nov – Tammy Lynn Michaels (1974–), American actress
  • 26 Nov – Emma Portner (1994–), Canadian dancer and choreographer
  • 28 Nov – Rita Mae Brown (1944–), American writer and feminist

BUSINESS