The Cleveland Bisexual Network, a social and resource organization for the Cleveland bisexual+ community, was founded by Sarah Young in 2001. The Cleveland Bisexual Network’s primary goal was to “bring together bi-folk in the Cleveland area for socializing, community-building, and political and social activism.” Young, along with four other members of the bisexual social group Bi and Beyond, created the Cleveland Bisexual Network in order to “connect Cleveland-area bisexuals to local, regional, national, and international resources, while facilitating the existence of a varied and diverse local bi community.” Members of the Cleveland Bisexual Network held monthly meetings through Bi and Beyond, a bisexual social and support group that met at the LGBT Center of Greater Cleveland. The Cleveland Bisexual Network hosted a variety of social and cultural events, including the annual Ohio Bi Organizers Retreat and National Bisexuality Day celebrations.
Additional information coming soon.
Resources
- “New Network is Resource to Bring Bisexual Folk Together.” Gay People’s Chronicle. Pride Guide 2002. Page A-18.
- Scanlon, Shelby. “Bisexual Network Reaches Out Online and In Person.” Gay People’s Chronicle. Pride Guide 2005. Page B-17.
- Steele, Kimberly. “Bisexual Network Gathers Bi Events.” Gay People’s Chronicle. Pride Guide 2004. Page A-33.
- Steele, Kimberly. “Camaraderie is Here, In The Bisexual Network.” Gay People’s Chronicle. Pride Guide 2008. Page B-10.
- Steele, Kimberly. “Events Celebrate National Bisexual Day.” Gay People’s Chronicle. September 9, 2005. Page 6.
- Young, Sarah. “Bisexual Network Brings Together the City’s Bi-Folk.” Gay People’s Chronicle. Pride Guide 2003. Page A-10.
- Young, Sarah. “Bi Resources.” Cleveland Bisexual Network. 2002. (Archived webpage ca. 2002).
- Young, Sarah. “Ohio Bi News.” Cleveland Bisexual Network. July 2002. (Archived webpage ca. 2002).