The Bisexual Research Group

Working towards understanding, visibility, and inclusion.

We are a group of researchers, educators, and activists working to better understand the bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, plurisexual, queer, fluid, and unlabeled experience.

04.10.25-05.10.25

2025 International Bisexuality+ Research Conference

We are excited to share the dates for the 4th International Bisexual Research Conference, which will take place online on the 4th and 5th of October 2025!

We are looking for submissions related to all things bi+! 

Check our Call for Papers and submit your proposal now!

Submissions deadline is

any time, in any timezone, on 8.08.2025

Upcoming and Past BRG+ events

  • Exploring Body Image and Identity Among Bisexual Men

    A BRG+ EVENT - MAY 12, 2025
    12PM EST / 5PM BST

    with: Liam Cahill

    chair: Aurelio Castro

    -> ZOOM Link

  • Researching Bi+ Audiences and Media Effects

    a BRG Event - APRIL 15, 2025

    1pm EST/6pm GMT

    with: Marisa Tangeman

    chairs: Ellen Davenport-Pleasance; Lucia Tralli

    Click Here

  • Bi+ Archives & History

    02.26.2025 - 1:00-2:30 PM EST/7:00-8:30 PM CET

    a discussion with bi+ activists and researchers
    with: Robin Franklin, Tommaso Mori, Samu/elle Striewski
    chair: Gabryelle Iaconetti (BRG Leadership Team)

    Register on Zoom
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Meet our team of international and interdisciplinary researchers

In 2021 we were awarded an Independent Social Research Foundation grant for our project “Bisexuality Today: Understanding Attitudes, Protective Factors, and Risk Factors for an Often Invisible Sexual Minority”.

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