Celebrate Bisexuality Day
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Show your support for Celebrate Bisexuality Day! Join us in raising awareness, reducing stigma, and celebrating bi+ identities!
Celebrate Bisexuality Day on Sept. 23 is a day dedicated to celebrating and recognizing the bisexual community! This holiday was first established in 1999 by three bisexual activists who wanted to recognize the contributions of members of their community. Since then, Celebrate Bisexuality Day has grown into an international event that celebrates visibility, acceptance, and inclusion within the LGBTQ+ community.
Look for events happening in your local area to celebrate bisexuality day. This is a great way to meet new people, share stories, and show support for the bisexual community.
Help raise money for a cause that supports the bi community by organizing a fundraiser. You can ask your local restaurants and businesses to donate food and items or put together an online donation page.
Support bi organizations by making donations. Research organizations that are working to advance bisexual rights and donate whatever you can.
Share your own story or others’ on social media. Show support for the bi community by sharing positive messages and stories online.
Purple is the color of bisexual pride, so show your support by wearing something purple on Celebrate Bisexuality Day.
Celebrating Bisexuality Day is important because it helps to raise awareness about bisexual people and their needs. Seeing prominent figures in the LGBTQ+ community talking openly about their own experiences with bisexuality can help bisexual individuals celebrate who they are and recognize that there is no shame in their identity.
Celebrating Bisexuality Day can show solidarity with other members of the LGBTQ+ community, letting them know that they are not alone. Additionally, celebrating this day sends a strong message to those outside of the community that everyone deserves to be accepted and celebrated regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
By taking time to celebrate Bisexuality Day, we can help break down stigmas surrounding sexuality and educate others on what it means to be bisexual. This can lead to more inclusive spaces being created online and offline, making sure all members of the LGBTQ+ community feel safe and welcome.