Generations of Resistance to Bi+ Erasure - 2019 SF Pride March
Event Information
Description
Generations of Resistance to Bi+ Erasure
Sunday, June 30th, 2019
From around noon till 3:00 PM (marchers have to be in place by 1pm)
Site to meet M1, Near Market and Main St., Contingent #124
San Francisco, CA
First, we strongly suggest that every person who marches with the bi/pan+ contingent watch the video for contingent monitors and then take the quiz associated with our contingent (BA9118). Participants will be asked to select a Contingent Training Code from a drop-down menu and to enter their contact information that will then be forwarded to our organizing team. We will be unable to march if we do not get at least eight (8) contingent monitors and will not step off with a vehicle unless there are at least four identified wheel monitors checked in with the lead organizer on site by 9:30 AM PST.
OUR GROUP'S CODE IS: BA9118
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lXBfzG17QA
Secondly, we are asking that all groups representing community will follow our code of conduct which touches on consent, public behavior, smoking, discrimination/respecting differences, gender, sexuality, culture & race, confidentiality and getting help both in the lead upto and during the parade.
Organizer SFBiCON
Organizer of Generations of Resistance to Bi+ Erasure - 2019 SF Pride March
This conference is being organized by activists who have been working to build and support bi+ visibility inclusion.
Bex is a longtime queer activist and has been engaged with numerous local nonprofits in the queer and educational spheres. She currently sits on a local board of an LGBT nonprofit, and is involved in increasing SFPD transparency. She likes dogs and identifies as femme, demisexual and queer.
Shaun Haines is very active in various community organizations of San Francisco. Shaun is a former member of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission LGBT Advisory Committee – focused on homelessness and housing and former member of the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force. He is currently a Permanent Member of the San Francisco Police Department Chief’s LGBT Advisory Forum.
Martin Rawlings-Fein is a trans and bisexual filmmaker, who has been a bi+ organizer for the past 15 years with the Bay Area Bisexual Network (sfbabn.org). Martin is married to a staff member from Anything That Moves, which is his claim to fame, and they have two children running about San Francisco.
Marisa is deeply involved in the bi/pan/queer community doing bi+activism, queer partner dancing, bi book club and promoting bi-visibility. She currently facilitates a local monthly bi/pan peer group, and formerly contributed 10 years to several non-profits as an advocate and mental health counselor for marginalized communities including Deaf, disabled, LGBTQIA, homeless and incarcerated individuals.
