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Helen Bowes-Catton

sexuality, research methods, social justice

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bisexuality FAQ

FAQ: ‘Why are there so many stereotypes about bisexuals?’

By helenbowescattonNovember 10, 2017January 30, 2018
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bisexuality

Is bisexuality becoming more common?

By helenbowescattonAugust 30, 2017January 30, 2018
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podcasts

Podcasts I’ve been listening to lately

By helenbowescattonJune 5, 2017January 30, 2018
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bisexuality BiUK feminism politics

Sex, politics and stereotypes: BiUK’s response to Julie Bindel, June 2012

By helenbowescattonJanuary 13, 2017January 30, 2018
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bisexuality

Why biphobic Biggins’ Big Brother bigotry makes this bi boffin beam.

By helenbowescattonDecember 21, 2016January 30, 2018
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Blog coming soon…

By helenbowescattonDecember 21, 2016January 30, 2018
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Helen Bowes-Catton

sexuality, research methods, social justice

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I also write at: OU Graduate School Blog

Browzine by Nicola Dowson and Helen Bowes-Catton

BrowZine is a game-changer for anyone who wants to keep up on the latest research in their subject area without really trying. Gone are the days of having to remember to check individual journals or set up dozens of email alerts.  Once you’ve set up an account, you can build your own personal bookshelf of […]

I also write at: biUK

BiUK- looking back, looking forwards.

BiUK- looking back, looking forwards.

BiUK was established in 2004 by Meg-John Barker and Christina Richards, in order to promote and support bisexuality research in the UK and to create a link between academics and activists. It has always been run by a small core of volunteers, with no resources or funding other than that donated by members. Our achievements […]

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