Refereed journal articles

• Bowes-Catton, H. (under review) ‘This magical place’: understanding BiCon 2008 as a heterotopic place-event.
• Barker M., Yockney J., Richards C., Jones R.L., Bowes-Catton H., Plowman T. (2012) Guidelines for researching and writing about bisexuality Journal of Bisexuality 12 (3), 376-392
• Barker M., Richards C., Bowes-Catton H. (2009) “All the world is queer save thee and me…”: Defining queer and bi at a Critical Sexology seminar Journal of Bisexuality 9 (3-4), 363-379
• Barker M., Bowes-Catton H., Iantaffi A., Cassidy A., Brewer L. (2008)  British bisexuality: a snapshot of bisexual representations and identities in the United Kingdom Journal of Bisexuality 8 (1-2), 141-162
• Bowes-Catton H. (2007) Resisting the binary: Discourses of identity and diversity in bisexual politics 1988-1996 Lesbian & Gay Psychology Review, 8 (1), 58-70

Book chapters

• Bowes-Catton H., Barker M., Richards C. (2011) ‘I didn’t know that I could feel this relaxed in my body’: Using visual methods to research bisexual people’s embodied experiences of identity and space. In Reavey, P. (ed) Visual Methods in psychology: using and interpreting images in qualitative research. London: Routledge, pp. 255–270.
• Barker M., Richards C., Bowes-Catton H. (2009) “All the world is queer save thee and me…”: Defining queer and bi at a Critical Sexology seminar. In Alexander, J. and d’Onofrio, A. (Eds.) (2012) Bisexuality and Queer Theory- intersections, connections and challenges. London/New York: Routledge, pp. 171-188
• Barker, M., Richards, C. & Bowes-Catton, H. (2012). Visualising experience: Using creative research methods with members of sexual communities. In Phellas, C. (Ed.) Researching Non-Heterosexual Sexualities. Farnham: Ashgate.
• Bowes-Catton H., Hayfield N. (2015)  Bisexuality. In The Palgrave Handbook of the Psychology of Sexuality and Gender, 42-59. London: Palgrave Macmillan.

Reports

• Barker,  M., Richards, C., Jones, R.L.,  Bowes-Catton, H., Plowman, T. Yockney, J. Morgan, M. (2012) The Bisexuality Report Centre for Identities, Citizenship and Governance/Faculty of Health and Social Care, The Open University.
• Barker,  M., Richards, C., Jones, R.L.,  Bowes-Catton, H., Plowman, T. Yockney, J. Morgan, M. (2012) Informe de Bisexualidad: Inclusión bisexual en la igualdad y diversidad LGTB Centre for Identities, Citizenship and Governance/Faculty of Health and Social Care, The Open University.

Keynote addresses and invited presentations

• Bowes-Catton, H. (2015) ‘A place to be all of me? Experiences of inclusion and exclusion in a bi community space.’ Invited presentation at The Open University Belfast as part of Belfast Pride week.
• Bowes-Catton, H. (2014) ‘What next for bi research in the UK?’ Keynote address at BiReCon, Leeds, July 2014.
• Bowes-Catton, H., Jones, R. (2011) ‘Bi the way: Exploring bisexual identities’. Invited workshop delivered at NASUWT LGBT consultation conference, Birmingham, February 2011.

Media appearances

• BBC Newsnight, 8 October 2016

Doctoral thesis

• Bowes-Catton, H. (2015) ‘Like a playground should be?’ Experiencing and producing bi subjectivities in bisexual space. PhD thesis, Department of Psychology in Social Sciences, The Open University.

Selected conference papers, seminars and workshops

• West, K., Bowes-Catton H. (2016) ‘The naked truth? A large-scale qualitative investigation of experiences of naturism’. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society Social Psychology Section, Cardiff, September 2016.
• Applebee, J., Bowes-Catton H. (2016) ‘Hemmed in and weeded out- Bisexual people of colour and the BiCon experience’. Paper presented at EuroBiReCon, Amsterdam, July 2016.
• Bowes-Catton H. (2016) ‘There are Neds and chavs and people out there: Classed and racialised Others in articulations of bisexual subjectivity’ Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the British Sociological Association, Birmingham, April 2016
• Bowes-Catton, H. (2010) “It’s like a playground should be”: Visualising experiences of bisexual space. Paper presented at International BiReCon conference on research into bisexuality, London, August 2010.
• Bowes-Catton, H. (2009) “‘I didn’t know that I could feel this relaxed in my body’: Using visual and creative methods to research bisexual people’s embodied experiences of identity and space.’ Paper presented at LGBT Lives Seminar 3, Aberdeen, October 2009.
• Bowes-Catton, H. (2009) “‘I didn’t know that I could feel this relaxed in my body’: Using visual and creative methods to research bisexual people’s embodied experiences of identity and space.’ Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the British Sociological Association, Cardiff, October 2009.
• Bowes-Catton, H. (2008) ‘”It feels good, you know?” Using visual methods to research embodied experiences of identity in bisexual spaces’ Presentation at the BiReCon conference on research into bisexuality, Leicester, August 2008.
• Bowes-Catton, H. (2007) ‘Swordfighting, drag kings and cuddles: embodying identity in a spectacular bisexual space’ Presentation at the Critical Sexology ‘International Approaches to Bisexuality’ seminar, London, 7 November 2007.
• Bowes-Catton, H. (2006) ‘Becoming visible: bisexual identity in the UK’. Presentation at the British Psychological Society Lesbian and Gay Psychology Section Conference, London, 2 December 2006.