Marking Bi Visibility Day today, UK Government Minister for Women and Equalities Jo Swinson MP said:
“Absolutely no-one should face prejudice and discrimination because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
“The UK is leading the way in LGB&T equality and we can be proud of the real progress that has been made in recent years. But we know there is more to do which is why this autumn we will launch a new Call for Evidence, to explore what the next steps need to be to improve the lives of LGB&T people.
” I welcome Bi Visibility Day which helps to raise awareness of the issues that bisexual people can face and provides an opportunity to celebrate diversity and focus on the B in LGB&T.”
USA: The White House has marked Bi Visibility Day by hosting its first meeting to focus specifically on the needs of bisexual people.
Aix-en-Provence, in France, on Monday September 23: 15h30-17h30 : interactive stand on the Cours Mirabeau (Aix-en-Provence’s main street). There will be people to talk with and leaflets. Then in the Salle Culturelle in the Cité Universitaire de l’Estelan (4-6 boulevard du Maréchal Leclerc, Aix-en-Provence) :
ust in from Oslo, Norway.
Monday September 23rd, Hague, the Netherlands: bis & allies outing to the movie ‘Unconditional’ that starts at 7.30pm, that the local filmarthouse ‘Filmhuis Den Haag’ is screening.
Sunday September 22nd at 4pm in Copenhagen Denmark. Group discussion with personal stories about bisexual lives and combating prejudices. Coffee and cake.
September 21st, Valencia, Spain
Great to hear of bi visibility events in Mexico this year in Guadalajara today (21st), and Morelos on the 24th and 25th.
