Coimbra

Giving Visibility to Invisi.BI.lity III (Coimbra)

“Dar Visibilidade à Invisi.BI.lidade II” (in English “Giving Visibility to Invisi.BI.lity”), composed of 210 photographs of Bi, Pan and Omni people, and also texts, poems, paintings, and drawings with Bi+ Visibility, aims to honor Bisexual+ activists, historical figures, celebrities, and people in general, offering a means of creating visibility for a community that is often rendered invisible.

Bi+ Open Talk (Coimbra)

After the opening of the “Giving Visibility to Invisi.BI.lity III” Exhibition, we moved on to a Bi+ Open Talk, a relaxed moment to talk about Bisexuality, Pansexuality, Omnisexuality and other Bi+ identities.

Live Podcast Recording (Coimbra)

Join us at the livre recording of a Bialogar Podcast episode in Coimbra, featuring guest Bea Janicas. We’ll talk about Bi Awakening, personal experiences as a Bi person and diferences in LGBTQIA+ activism in Portugal versus The Netherlands.

Gaming Afternoon and Dungeons & Dragons (Coimbra)

Keep on celebrating Bi+ Visibility with a Gaming Afternoon and a Dungeons & Dragons session! From 2 PM to 7 PM, join us at Pet & Tea to play games (board games, card games and more), join the Dungeons & Dragons session (3:30 PM – sign-up is required) or join the Bi Quiz (5 PM). You don’t wanna miss this!

Bi Quiz (Coimbra)

Bisexual visibility isn’t just for September. And to help you spread bisexuality even further throughout the year, we’re having a very bi quiz where you can come and get answers right or learn various things that will keep important moments and personalities from our history or entertainment always at hand, for any occasion.

Talk: Accessibility and Ableism in the LGBTQIA+ Community

“Accessibility and Ableism in the LGBTQIA+ Community” is a Talk focused on LGBTQIA+ people with disabilities, deafness and/or neurodiversity. The aim is to discuss accessibility (or the lack of it) in Queer spaces and events, ableism and anti-ableism and the barriers often encountered within the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as the myths, prejudices, stigmas and invisibility associated with the experiences of people with disabilities.