The Bi+ Equal Survey
Bi+ invisibility and under-representation
Addressing limited funding for bi+ activism
Advocating for bi+ inclusive legislation, policies, and research
Addressing bi+ exclusion and promoting stronger LGBTI alliances
Practical actions you might consider taking
Bi+ people remain underrepresented and marginalized, especially trans and gender-nonconforming individuals, pansexual-identifying people, bi+ men and people of color.
Bi+ activism is weaker in Eastern and Southern Europe, where groups often lack resources or don’t exist.
Sustainable funding is a major issue specifically limiting bi+ advocacy and policy work.
LGBTQIA+ policies and research frequently fail to meaningfully include bi+ perspectives.
Advocate for dedicated bi+ funding in LGBTQIA+ organisations.
Ensure bi+ visibility in policies and research with clear references. Encourage bi+ inclusion in LGBTI spaces, rather than assuming general representation. Push for bi+ representation in decision-making spaces and improved data collection.
Support skill-building and networking for bi+ advocates.