Seattle bisexual womens network

Bi Sexual

Bi-Net Seattle

A non-profit, mixed gender, social and aid organization for double attraction and bi-friendly people in the Puget Sound. Links to local, national and web resources.

Seattle Double attraction Women's Network

A group of self-identified women from diverse backgrounds working to create a feminist bisexual support network.

Business/Employment

Gays and Lesbians in Foreign Affairs Agencies (GLIFFA)

GLIFAA works to support packed parity for homosexual and lesbian personnel and their families in U.S. foreign affairs agencies serving in the Joined States and overseas.

Greater Seattle Business Association (GSBA)

The mission of the GSBA is to combine business development, leaders, and social deed to expand economic opportunities for the LGBT community and those who assist equality for all.

National Gay and Sapphic Chamber of Commerce

The NGLCC is the business advocate and direct link between LGBT business owners, corporations, and government, representing the interests of more than million LGBT businesses and entrepreneurs. The NGLCC is committed to forming a br

Seattle Bisexual Women's Network

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Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

The LGBTQ+ vertical files collection is an artificial collection that contains approximately 13 linear feet of material collected over a span of 5 decades by Michigan Articulate University Special Collections staff. The collection includes a wide range of ephemera that was originally used as reference consultation material for many years. These materials include event flyers, programs, correspondence, brochures, pamphlets, and other documentation of local, regional, and national LGBTQ+ organizations, and in some cases anti-LGBTQ+ organizations or rhetoric. The collection also contains clippings documenting topics such as homophobia, the gay liberation movement, LGBTQ+ people in the military, and same-sex marriage.

Dates

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open and available for research in the MSU Libraries Special Collections' reading room. For preservation and security purposes, researchers are limited to accessing one folder

LGBTQ Activism in Seattle History Project

Here are brief descriptions of many of Seattle's LGBTQ civil rights organizations, listed according to the decade of their founding. Kevin McKenna is author and section coordinator.

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Periodicals:

Seattle Gay News
Northwest Gay Review
Northwest Passage
Pandora
Out and About

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The Dorian Society

The Dorian Society was the first and only homophile organization in Seattle, officially founded in University of Washington Professor of Proximate Eastern Languages and Cultures Nicholas Heer served as the first president. Heer had been active in the homophile movement in Boston before moving to Seattle. The Dorian Society’s membership was predominantly middle-class white men. The Dorian Society targeted heterosexual allies by portraying homosexuals as respectable citizens. While advocating the repeal of Washington State’s anti-sodomy rule and increased services for homosexuals, Dorian Society members also encouraged members of the gay society to conduct themselves responsibly in public. In , the organizatio

Other Seattle Area Bi Meetings

Seattle Bisexual Women's Network (SBWN)

Seeks to provide a safe place for bi women to explore all aspects of their sexual orientation and identity. All self identified women are welcome to attend their activities. You can uncover additional information about SBWN on the Seattle Pansexual Women's Network website.

Seattle Married Men's Group (SMMG)

A monthly support collective for married, gay/bisexual men in the Puget Sound. This group meets every 3rd Thursday of the month. Meetings launch at pm at Community Health on 15th Road. The groups goal is to support gay/bi men in their marriages and to provide a place where they can debate the issues that impact them and their wives. For more information about SMMG contact: Gay Father's Association of Seattle

For up-to-date information on Seattle Bisexual Events, join the BiNet Seattle Announcements List, check the BiNet Seattle Calendar, or consult the SBWN Calendar of Events

For other sexuality-related events in Seattle, see the Society for Human Sexuality's Seattle Events page, or the Wet Spot.