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Welcome to Bi Women Boston, the home of the Boston Bisexual Women’s Network and Bi Women, a quarterly newsletter produced in Boston for women everywhere.

THE SPRING 2012 ISSUE OF BI WOMEN IS NOW AVAILABLE! Just click here to read it! The theme of this issue is “Voices of Youth.”


The theme for the Summer 2012 issue will be “Then and Now.”

Let me know right away if you’re planning on writing. And send your submissions by May 1st to biwomeneditor@gmail.com. In honor of the upcoming 30th anniversary of the Boston Bisexual Women’s Network and Bi Women, our next issue will focus on transformation and the passage of time. Please feel to decide for yourself the time frame in question (thirty years, one month…) and the particular changes on which you wish to focus.

We welcome your suggestions for future themes.


Deb enjoys Bi Women

Thanks to Tania, Heather, Rachel, Jeremy, Robyn, Deb, Lynn, Beccah, Margaret, Cheryl, Linda and Cathleen for supporting BBWN in 2012.

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News

Robyn Ochs featured on Billerico

Amy Andre has a new article on Billerico, entitled “Self Care for Activists: Robyn Ochs Shows Us How.”

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Younger Bi Group meets monthly!

If you are between the ages of 20-29 (or thereabouts) and identify somewhere along the lines of bisexual/omni/pan/fluid (or are questioning in that direction), please join us once a month for discussion and support. Meet at the Eastern Bank’s community room at 250 Elm Street, Somerville, on the Red Line. We’ll meet from 7-9 pm [...]

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AWESOME NEW PINS!

BBWN has a brand new line of amazing new pins for sale. Take a look here.

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Ellyn Ruthstrom’s Huffington Post article!

Read Ellyn’s Huffington Post article: “Getting Your Numbers Straight, So to Speak.”

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“Activists are cultural artists. They envision a world that does not yet exist, and then take action to create that world.’”
Robyn Ochs