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'''BiUK''' is the UK national organisation for bisexual research and activism. | '''BiUK''' is the UK national organisation for bisexual research and activism. | ||
The organisation was created in 2010, although the BiUK website had been in existence since 2008. The aim was to bridge the gap between activism and academic work, and presen5t research that was accessible to bi people themselves.<ref>http://bicommunitynews.co.uk/770/biuk-making-a-space-for-bi-research-and-theory/ ''Bi Community News'': Making a Space for Bi Research and Theory</ref> | The organisation was created in 2010, although the BiUK website had been in existence since 2008. The aim was to bridge the gap between activism and academic work, and presen5t research that was accessible to bi people themselves.<ref>http://bicommunitynews.co.uk/770/biuk-making-a-space-for-bi-research-and-theory/ ''Bi Community News'': "Making a Space for Bi Research and Theory"</ref> | ||
The founder members were: | The founder members were: | ||
Revision as of 12:44, 4 August 2013
BiUK is the UK national organisation for bisexual research and activism.
The organisation was created in 2010, although the BiUK website had been in existence since 2008. The aim was to bridge the gap between activism and academic work, and presen5t research that was accessible to bi people themselves.[1]
The founder members were:
- Caroline Walters
- Christina Richards
- Helen Bowes-Catton
- Meg Barker
- Rebecca Jones
- Surya Monro
- Tracey Plowman
These were later joined by:
External links
References
<references>
- ↑ http://bicommunitynews.co.uk/770/biuk-making-a-space-for-bi-research-and-theory/ Bi Community News: "Making a Space for Bi Research and Theory"