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2026: Claiming the Right to Bi+ Care
- Claiming the Right to Bi+ Care: Learn how the BRC is approaching Bi+ Health Awareness Month in 2026.
- Mental Health: A practical guide for bi+ people navigating therapy and psychiatric care.
- Sexual & Reproductive Health: A practical guide for bi+ people navigating STI screening, contraception, fertility, and gynecologic or sexual health care.
- Neurodiversity: A practical guide for bi+ people navigating neurodiversity-related care.
- Substance Use: A practical guide for bi+ people navigating substance use care.
Crisis Support:
- LGBT National Hotline: Free and confidential peer support for LGBTQ+ people. In the US, call 888-843-4564
- The Trevor Project: Immediate support for LGBTQ+ youth in crisis. In the US, call 866-4-U-TREVOR
- Trans Lifeline: Peer support for trans people in crisis. In the US, call 877-565-8860. In Canada, call 877-330-6366
- The Network/La Red Hotline: 24/7 support and crisis intervention for LGBTQ people experiencing intimate partner or domestic violence. In the US, call 800-832-1901
- SAGE LGBTQ+ Elder Hotline: Connecting LGBTQ+ elders with friendly responders ready to listen. Call toll-free, 24/7, 877-360-5428
Brochures and Handouts
- Bi+ 101: What it Means to Be a (B)ee – BRC
- Bi+ Intersections: Bisexuality+ and Christianity
- Bi+ Intersections: Bisexuality+ & Disability Brochure – BRC
- Growing Bi+ Community: A Handbook for Facilitators – BRC
- How To Be an Ally to a Bi+ Person – BRC
- Mental Health in the Bi+ Community: Bi+ antagonism, bi+ erasure, and getting help – BRC
- Sexual Health Tips for the Bi+ Community & Best Practices for Providers – BRC
- Ten Tips for Bi+ Inclusion in Programs and Services for LGBTQ+ Elders – BRC
- Trans and/or Nonbinary Folks in the Bi+ Community – BRC
Coming Out
- Coming Out as Bi+ – BRC
- Coming Out as Bisexual to Your Doctor – HRC
- Coming Out as a Bisexual Man: The 5 Reasons Why We Don’t – Mark Lees, M.A.
- Coming Out for Bi+ Youth – BRC
- 5 Tips for When Coming Out As Bi+ Goes Badly – Cody Coday, PAVES
Bisexual+ Mental Health
Bisexual+ Sexual Health
- Bi+ Sexual Health Tips – hers team
- How Bi+ People Can Take Charge of Their Sexual Health in a Bi+ Antagonistic Society – Denarii Monroe, Go Magazine
- On-Demand PrEP | PrEP | HIV Basics – CDC
- Queer Parenting and Sex Education – Meredith Worthen
- Sexual Health Tips for the Bi+ Community & Best Practices for Providers – BRC
Bisexuality+ and Disability
- Bisexuality and Disability – BRC
- Bisexuality & Disability: Some Connections – Robyn Ochs, Bi Women Quarterly
- Bi+ Intersections: Bisexuality & Disability Brochure – BRC
- Claiming My Labels – Elizabeth M. Mechem, Bi Women Quarterly
- Finding Connections in Bi+ and Chronically Ill Community – Julie Morgenlender
- My Life, My Labels – Julie Morgenlender
Bi+ Veterans
Bisexual+ Books, Media, and More!
- Bi, pan, and m-spec authors on disability, neurodivergence, and healthcare – Bi Pan Library
- Bi, pan, and queer fiction featuring disabled and neurodivergent characters – Bi Pan Library
- Bi Women Quarterly Spring 2022 – Bi+ Health