09/23/2026
๐๐๐ Happy Celebrate Bisexuality Day! ๐๐๐
Today, September 23, we celebrate bisexual people, bisexual history, and the many diverse experiences within the bi+ community! โจ
A little history: Celebrate Bisexuality Day began in 1999, when bisexual activists Wendy Curry, Michael Page, and Gigi Raven Wilbur created a day dedicated to increasing bisexual visibility and celebrating bisexual community and culture. The first observance took place on September 23, 1999, and the date has continued to be recognized around the world.
The day was created in response to the invisibility bisexual people often experience both within broader LGBTQ+ communities and in society. Today, September 23 is also commonly known as Bi Visibility Day and serves as an opportunity to celebrate bi+ identities, challenge stereotypes and erasure, learn about bi+ history, and uplift bi+ voices. ๐๐๐
Want to learn more? Swipe through for some helpful resources, including Bi Resource Center and Bi.org, where you can find information, stories, community resources, and opportunities to learn more about bisexuality and the bi+ community!
๐ Happy Celebrate Bisexuality Day from the GSRC!
Image 1: A colorful graphic with a blue, purple, and pink gradient background and decorative looping lines in dark blue, purple, and bright pink around the edges. Large text reads, โCelebrate Bisexuality Day.โ Below, the graphic says, โWednesday, September 23rd.โ The University of Northern Colorado (UNC) Gender & Sexuality Resource Center logo appears at the bottom.