Bisexual/pansexual+ individuals are students, faculty, staff, community members - family & friends.
This guide shares information that can help you learn about and be more supportive of members of the bisexual/pansexual+ communities.

- The bisexual+ community includes a wide variety and many intersections of identities. Our community is at its healthiest when we are inclusive and affirming of everyone under the bi+ umbrella, and discrimination against BIPOC, transgender and those living with disabilities within the bi+ community has been eliminated.
- Bisexual+ people make up the majority of the LGBTQ community, but receive less than 1% of all funding that supports LGBTQ advocacy.
- Despite comprising over half of the LGBTQ community, only 29% of people report personally knowing a bisexual person, compared to 73% of people who report knowing a gay or lesbian person.
Statistics from the Bisexual Resource Center's Bisexual+ Health Awareness Month (#bihealthmonth) Shareable Campaign Information.
Edited September 2022 by Melinda Brown
This guide originally created for "The B in LGBT is Not Silent: Supporting Bisexual/Pansexual+ College Students", Roundtable Discussion held at ACRL 2019: Recasting the Narrative, Cleveland, OH. Moderated by Melinda Brown, Deborah Lilton & AJ Robinson.
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