www.Bisexual.org -- The web site for Fritz Klein and the Bisexual Foundation. It offers a comprehensive state-by-state listing of just about every bi group in the country.
www.biresource.org -- The site for the Bisexual Resource Center in Boston. This is where you can buy the Bisexual Resource Guide, and where you can search it on line.
www.bisexual.com -- Chat, personal ads, articles, advocacy and more for bisexual folks.
www.biresource.org/bbwn -- this is the home of the Boston Bi Women's Network. Founded in 1983, this group has paid a huge role in the history of bisexual activism.
www.bimen.org -- the home of the Bisexual Men's Network, the hub of about a billion yahoo groups for every part of the country. This site offers men great social connections and is the home of the Bi Men's getaway weekends.
www.bicafe.com -- A national, huge, successful social site from Florida. It's also the home of the bi flag.
www.bitribune.com -- This, in our opinion, could be the best thing happening for bi activism in the U.S. today, and it's a perfect example of the kind of thing our community needs to support.
www.marriedbimom.com -- If you are a bisexual mom, check this supportive site out.
www.bitheway.org -- A web site from a California woman that reminds us how at times the Web can be great. Very sincere, very personal, and very supportive. Great catalog of essays about bisexuality and a links page that sends you to sites the other big web sites missed.
www.findbi.com -- This pretty site has a lot of possibilities. See what you think.
Local resources
www.geocities.com/tcbop1 -- The new home of the Bisexual Organizing Project (BOP), the Twin Cities only bi specific organization. Check out their calendar of events.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Bisexualorganizingproject/ -- This is the Yahoo group to communicate with BOP.
www.outfront.org -- The place to find just about everything going on for the GLBT community, from a comprehensive page of organizations, to a great calendar section.
www.lavendermagazine.com -- The major GLBT paper in the Twin Cities.
www.himprogram.org -- Home of the HIM Program of the Red Door Clinic. The offers information on the many and various groups they offer, all of them inclusive of bi men.
www.pridealive.org -- Pride Alive is the queer men's health initiative from the Minnesota AIDS Project.
Nearby regional groups
www.public.iastate.edu/~vraymond/BiSocial.html -- This is the Central Iowa Bisexual Social Group from Iowa State in Ames. They hosted BECAUSE in 2003, and are scheduled to again in 2004.
www.netwurx.net/~bidef -- Bi Definition is the bi group from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They hosted BECAUSE in 2001 and 2002.
www.bisexual.org/g/basl -- The Bisexual Alliance of St. Louis.
www.indybi-versity.com -- Indy Bi- Versity, from Indianapolis. This is, in our opinion, one of the few bright spots right now for bi activism in the country.
Allied communities
www.polyamory.org -- Ground zero for many in the poly community. Don't know what "poly" is? Then definitely check it out.
www.mnpoly.org -- Where you can find the Twin cities Poly community.
www.tmen.net -- Twin Cities T Men group is for people assigned female at birth and no longer feels that is complete or accurate.
www.debradavis.org -- Home of the Gender Education Center, offering information and Debra Davis.
www.isna.org -- Information on the issues faced by intersex persons.
www.kawashaway.org -- Home of the Minnesota Radical Fairies. In our experience, one can't find a more bi friendly group.
www.knightsofleather.org -- a good connection into the Twin Cities leather community.
www.tcmc.org -- The Men's Center is long-time bisexual hangout.
Fact: bi's rule on the web. If you ever doubted that there were a lot of bisexual people in Minnesota, the U.S. or the world, a look around the web will convince you otherwise.
BOP is the Twin Cities own bi organization, and your best bet for local community. Check it out.
Are you looking for something a bit more risqué? Got you covered. Check out After Dark
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