This reflective workshop invites participants to write a short letter to their younger bi+ selves, sharing the encouragement, advice and insight they wish they'd had at the time.

An interactive workshop by Bi+ Switzerland that makes viewpoints within the Bi+ community visible in real time. Join actively, observe, or participate anonymously and explore where we align and where we differ.

A group conversation about bisexuality and mental health.

A supportive workshop for people who are newly identifying as bi+ or exploring their identity, offering a safe space to connect, share experiences, and discuss identity, visibility, and belonging. Together, participants will create a practical toolkit of resources, idea...

In this panel, researchers and activists from various continents discuss how they conduct, use and / or advocate for research to advance bi+ inclusion and equality. Moderator Soudeh Rade invites the panelists to share both professional and personal perspectives.

This is a community session beginning with a brief overview of how the Bisexual Killjoy project began, and what it means to be a Bisexual Killjoy in everyday life. Afterwards we begin a guided community building session, focused on creating Bi+ joy and solidarity throug...

Through guided discussion, participants will engage with key research findings on identity, violence, belonging, and resistance. The workshop invites feminist, LBQ, and allied actors to reflect on how bisexual women’s experiences challenge dominant narratives of queer...

This interactive session will explore why many bi+ people of color do not feel comfortable in bi+ groups. Participants will examine barriers to inclusion and co-develop practical strategies for building more racially inclusive and sustainable bi+ communities.

I've made a game about bi+ feelings and identities, we will take turns roleplaying people in different scenarios. The session will include include a briefing on safety techniques whithin roleplaying games, including ways to escalate or de-escalate a scenario. No previo...

Take part in a ritual where we will invoke trans and bisexual ancestors in order to heal ourselves, transform our community and create hope.

This session examines LGBTQI+ persecution in Bangladesh from 2022 to 2025, highlighting trends in harassment, legal challenges, social stigma, and media representation, with a focus on bi+ and other marginalized communities. It will share insights from research, case st...

What does it mean to identify as bi+? What are challenges to recognizing and understanding the largest yet often-overlooked segment of the LGBTQIA+ community? No matter how you identify, come to this engaging and interactive program if you are looking for tools for ch...

Screening of documentary The Bi Issue, followed by an after-talk with featured poet and activist Zaïre Krieger.

This session will be presenting research on bi+ university-aged men who are part of bro culture. The focus will be on their experiences coming to terms with their identity and for some, the coming out process.

An interactive workshop and a facilitated group conversation exploring resilience, safety, and activism among bi+ people living in hostile or high-risk contexts. Participants will exchange strategies, build connections, and strengthen collective solidarity.

Insights from a community-led, moderated meetup for bi+ people in hetero facing / mixed orientation relationships and their partners in Berlin. Together we explore how tailored empowerment spaces for bi+ specific life situations can support and empower bi+ individuals.

We already know biphobia is deadly, we just don’t know why. This talk challenges dominant theories and reveals a simple framework that exposes how biphobia really works and why it keeps shaping both research and activism.

Experience a sculptural installation combining film and sound that explores AFAB bisexual+ invisibility and hypersexualisation. Drop in, engage at your own pace, and take part in optional, informal reflection.

How do you build a visible, meaningful Bi+ community without money, without a team, and without burning out? In this interactive workshop, organisers from across Europe will share honest stories, smart choices and surprising insights into what really deserves priority w...

This workshop explores how bi+ experiences evolve across the lifespan, focusing on age as a key dimension and fostering an intergenerational dialogue about bi+ identity, history, and community. It challenges monosexist assumptions about there being only one “right” ...

A creative workshop using writing and spoken word to explore bi+ identity and self-expression. Participants will develop confidence in sharing their stories in supportive and imaginative ways.

We will cover American Institute of Bisexuality (AIB) and its history and Mission, and seek community input, feedback and ideas for making the world better for and more accepting of bi+ people.

A safer space to share frustrations about bi+ - exclusive language in queer communities, with an opportunity to gather best practices to help each other find new ways for more bi+ inclusivity in different countries.

Explore the powerful intersection of bi+ identity and neurodiversity (e.g. Autism Spectrum, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia) in a dedicated safer space designed for connection and validation. We’ll move beyond societal norms to transform the feeling of being "too complex"...

In the documentary Queer Enough we follow three people who question whether they are truly "queer enough." During the aftertalk with director Annemarije Rus the audience can reflect on the film together.

A brainstorming session, sharing experiences and inspiration in the field of visibility, creative activism, and campaigning for bi+ people.

This workshop introduces monosexism as epistemic injustice—the structural denial of bi+ people’s knowledge and experiences—and invites participants to collectively map how it operates in their own contexts. Through interactive discussion, we transform individual e...

This creative and participatory session invites bi+ community members and allies to explore spirituality as a decolonial, embodied practice, grounded in afrosurrealist art, movement, and storytelling from Black African bi+ communities in Kenya. Through artistic works, ...

The facilitators reflect on their parallel journeys in activism and human rights work, exploring burnout, retreat, and their pathways toward more holistic, sustainable ways of engaging in activism across different contexts. Through storytelling, guided reflection, and ...

A panel with two sessions on Bisexual Studies in Brazil.

Bisexual people outside of activism have the potential to become challengers of hate speech and fascism. We will propose the theoretical framework and some tools to achieve this.

A personal story combined with interactive reflection on what polyamory can look like in real life. Explore whether it might fit you, your identity, and your relationships.

An immersive fashion performance by Biweekly.