Bi Mental Health Professionals Association

The purpose of the Bi Mental Health Professionals Association is to provide a forum for support and networking opportunities, reduce isolation and disseminate bi resources for mental health providers, clients and patients and materials for educating/training other mental health professionals about issues bisexual people face and guidelines for clinical practice. This association includes Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Social Workers, Counselors, Psychotherapists, HIV Counselors, Sex Therapists and Sexuality Researchers.

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Bi Teachers Association

The purpose of the Bi Teachers Association is to provide a forum for support and networking opportunities, reduce isolation and provide a place to locate resources for bi students, lesson plans for teaching LGBTIQ diversity, tools for addressing homophobia and biphobia in the school and materials for training other education professionals in bi and LGBTIQ diversity and sensitivity. All education professionals and school personnel are eligible including teachers, guidance counselors, principals, school librarians, teacher's assistants, school security, etc.

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Bi Writers Association

The purpose of the Bisexual Writers Association is to provide a forum for bi writers to network with each other, increase awareness of our writing within the bi community, promote our writing in the LGBT community and to use our word power to dispel myths and stereotypes about bisexuality in both the gay and mainstream press and to help the "gay press" truly become the "LGBT press." This association includes writers in all genres from fiction to journalism to plays to poetry to TV and movie scripts to erotica to non-fiction, etc.

Website: www.biwriters. org

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Bi Health

Low traffic list for HIV/AIDS and General Health issues as relates to the Bisexual Community. This list is for Bi Health professionals, as well as other individuals who are either working or interested in Health issues as relate to the Bisexual Community.

While working with the Bisexual Community is our focal point, this group will also deal with issues relating to intervention strategies in working with "Men who have S*x with Men and Women and Women who have S*x with Women and Men but don't identify as gay/queer or bisexual.

It is hoped that this list will become a vehicle for information through its discussions and archives, in providing better mechanisms in making outreach and providing education with these communities of people.

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