#BiHealthMonth, founded and led annually by the Bisexual Resource Center, raises awareness about the bisexual+ (bi, pansexual, fluid, queer, etc.) community’s social, economic and health disparities; advocates for resources; and inspires actions to improve bi+ people’s well-being.
Why Bi+ Health Matters
Bisexual+ people experience worse mental, physical, and emotional health outcomes than their gay, lesbian, and heterosexual peers.
Bisexual+ Health Resources
A collection of free brochures, handouts, and other resources for bisexual+ people, their allies, and their healthcare providers.
Bisexual+ Community Events
Connection improves mental health and social wellbeing. Find support groups, social events, and bisexual+ community organizations.
Bi+ Health Awareness Month 2026: Claiming the Right to Care as Bi+ People
This year’s #BiHealthMonth theme, Claiming the Right to Care as Bi+ People, affirms a core principle: bi+ people are entitled to competent, affirming, and accessible healthcare without having to justify their identities, minimize their needs, or accept inadequate treatment.
Bi+ people experience disproportionately high rates of mental health challenges, substance use disorders, chronic stress, and healthcare avoidance, driven by persistent biphobia, erasure, and a lack of provider understanding. Many bi+ individuals report being misunderstood, dismissed, or forced to self-advocate in healthcare systems that were not designed with their experiences in mind. These barriers are compounded for bi+ people who are neurodivergent, disabled, trans, people of color, or otherwise multiply marginalized.
Our 2026 Partners
Thank you to our 2026 #BiHealthMonth partners for their commitment to bisexual+ health equity and their support for the bisexual+ community. Become a partner by pledging to post about bi+ health during the month of March!
