Noam Mizrahi (she/they) is a bi+ researcher and activist in Israel and a board member of Israel's LGBTQ+ advocacy organisation, Hoshen, and also works as a researcher in The Israeli Gender and LGBT Research Center.

Queer Chretien-ne (she/her) is a youtuber and bi+ activist who writes about biphobia and bisexual experiences and promotes bisexual and pansexual grass root organizations in France outside of Paris and protest LGBTQIA+ inclusion within Christianity.

Anna Sive M.A. (she/her) is a Bi+ activist who serves on the board of the BiBerlin e.V and works in the field of diversity consulting, researching the Bi+ community in Berlin.

Gabryelle Iaconetti (she/her and they/them) is a graduate student in the Department of History at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec who researches bisexual activist and community histories in Canada.

Mike French (he/him) is a freelance photographer and bisexual husband and dad in a straight-appearing marriage.

Théo Ferroni (they/them) is a health, sexuality, and disability psycho-educator exploring the experience of sexual drive in young adults. 

Laura Clarke (she/they) researchers health inequalities experienced by members of the bi+ community, specifically Borderline Personality Disorder, diagnostic bias, and stigma-based discrimination.

Kim Kemmis (he/him) studies cultural history, specifically the history of bisexuality+ and the development of bisexual activism and community.

Samu/elle Striewski (they/them) is a graduate student in political philosophy with a concentration in Gender Studies and Queer Theory studying bi+ archival work and activism.

Dr. Jennifer Moorman on (mis)representation of bisexuality on popular TV shows, adult films, and queer media studies.

Ellen Davenport-Pleasance on studying LGBT parents, monosexism, and why bi+ people don’t have to “pick a side”.

Watch a video of our first Bi+ event which we hosted on Feb 26th 2021 to celebrate LGBT+ history month.

Dr Julia Shaw on the magical world of international, interdisciplinary, bisexual research. Article first featured in Unicorn Zine.

Dr Renate Baumgartner on monosexism, bi-negativity, and Bi+ identities in Europe

Melissa Jonnson on bi+ youth, homelessness, and desistance.

Dr Helen Bowes-Catton on spaces that validate bi-ness, being a “career bisexual”, and needing more anti-racism in bi+ organisations.

Dr Emiel Maliepaard on plurisexual identities, Dutch bisexuality, and public engagement with European bisexuals.

Brendan Dunlop on non-suicidal self-injury among bisexuals, mental health, and bi-visibility.

“Attraction to more than one gender” is the most common answer given by these 17 international bisexuality researchers.

Rebecca House on attraction to more than one gender, binegativity, and tackling biphobia in sport.