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'''Bi Visibility Day''' also known as '''International Celebrate Bisexuality Day''' has been marked on 23rd September each year since 1999.
'''Bi Visibility Day''' also known as '''International Celebrate Bisexuality Day''' has been marked on 23rd September each year since 1999. It started as a date for the bisexual community to celebrate and recognise its own work and acheivements, but has grown over time to be more outward looking a public date.


Though the initiative started in the USA, it has been consistently marked in the UK by the UK bi community as well - in particular by groups such as [[BiPhoria]] and [[Edinburgh Bi Group]].
Though the initiative started in the USA, it has been consistently marked in the UK by the UK bi community as well - in particular by groups such as [[BiPhoria]], [[Brighton Bothways]], and [[Edinburgh Bi Group]].


A list of UK events to mark the date is kept at [http://september23.bi.org september23.bi.org]
It first received Ministerial recognition in the UK in 2013<ref>https://bimedia.org/3108/uk-equalities-minister-welcomes-bi-visibility-day/</ref>, and in the same year the White House held its first roundtable meeting on bisexual issues on September 23rd<ref>http://bimedia.org/3057/white-house-plans-bi-summit-for-september-23/</ref>.
 
A list of UK and international events to mark the date is kept at [https://www.bivisibilityday.com BiVisibilityDay.com]
 
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Latest revision as of 13:05, 10 July 2026

Bi Visibility Day also known as International Celebrate Bisexuality Day has been marked on 23rd September each year since 1999. It started as a date for the bisexual community to celebrate and recognise its own work and acheivements, but has grown over time to be more outward looking a public date.

Though the initiative started in the USA, it has been consistently marked in the UK by the UK bi community as well - in particular by groups such as BiPhoria, Brighton Bothways, and Edinburgh Bi Group.

It first received Ministerial recognition in the UK in 2013[1], and in the same year the White House held its first roundtable meeting on bisexual issues on September 23rd[2].

A list of UK and international events to mark the date is kept at BiVisibilityDay.com

References