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Helen Bowes-Catton

sexuality, research methods, social justice

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PhD student tips psychology Uncategorized

Writing for PhD students 1: taming the inner critic

By helenbowescattonMay 14, 2018May 14, 2018
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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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Helen Bowes-Catton

sexuality, research methods, social justice

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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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