Category: Research Corner
RESEARCH CORNER: Why Our Numbers Matter: An Example from Canada
By Dr. Nicola Koper I probably notice numbers and statistics more than most people. I’m a...
Read MoreRESEARCH CORNER: Violence Against (Bi+) Women
By Josephine Raye Kelly What does bodily autonomy mean in a country where three women a day are killed by an intimate partner and over half of women have experienced sexual violence? These numbers get significantly higher when...
Read MoreRESEARCH CORNER: The Bi+ Parents Aren’t Alright
By Jessamyn Bowling, PhD, MPH My five-year-old kid does not remember a Pride parade. It has been so long since we were able to be in a space in which our relatively cishet-normative downtown is flooded with rainbows (albeit some...
Read MoreRESEARCH CORNER: “Mummy Likes Men and Women”: Telling Your Children You Are Bi+
By Ellen Davenport-Pleasance Coming out as bi+ can be difficult—especially when managing biphobia—or the cultural lack of understanding of bisexual identity. Adults—both heterosexual and queer—often fail to understand our bi+...
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The Research Corner: Article: Broad City: Millennial Women Surviving the Neoliberal Gig Economy in Comedy Television
Forthcoming in Journal of Popular Culture In a forthcoming article, entitled “Broad City:...
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The Research Corner Is Back!
After a hiatus, we are bringing back the Research Corner to Bi Women Quarterly. We are looking...
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A Growing International Bi+ Community
By Daphne Hermsen For many bi+ people globally, communities in which they feel safe and understood...
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Interview with Miranda Schreiber: Improving Health Care for Bisexual+ and Other 2SLGBTQIA+ Individuals Through Better Training of Medical Practitioners
By Nicola Koper Miranda Schreiber (2021), along with four colleagues from the University of...
Read MoreAn Overview of “We’re Here: Making Primary Care a Safe Space for Bi+ Patients”
By Grace C. Bellinger, MS; Katie Wright, MPH; Jessie Miller; Evan Zhao, MA; A. Kai Korpak, MSW; Casey D. Xavier Hall, MPH, PhD; and Lauren B. Beach, JD/PhD Access to primary healthcare is essential for promoting community...
Read MoreNavigating Multiple Worlds: Experiences and Wellbeing of Bisexual Folks in Mixed Orientation Relationships (MOREs)
By Lindsey Thomson, MSW Our mental health and overall wellbeing are inextricably tied to the core relationships we have in our lives. Bisexual and other non-monosexual folks are in a unique position as we may find ourselves in...
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Research on Bisexual and Biracial Identity and Community
By Dr. Beverly Yuen Thompson As a bisexual and biracial woman growing up in the predominantly...
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Research Corner: Chosen Family
This column is under the capable supervision of Renate Baumgartner and Soudeh Rad. Renate...
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