Speaker • Teacher • Writer • Activist
Fall 2021 – BODIES Bi Women Quarterly: Call for Submissions Let’s return to the topic of bodies—our own bodies, our embodied connections, body image, gendered bodies, health and (dis)ability, socially distanced bodies, virtual bodies, changing bodies, attraction, and sexuality.Share your reflections on embodied experiences… Continue Reading “BWQ call for Submissions – Fall 2021”
“If you are LGBTQ+, existing proudly and unapologetically in public is a form of activism. Surviving and thriving is a form of activism.” Robyn Ochs
It’s I-dentity not YOU-dentity. Respect people’s right to self-define. Our choice of label(s) is deeply personal. Robyn Ochs
My speaking schedule for April, so far… I would love to visit your organization, in person or virtually, depending upon what is safe at that time; message today so we can make it happen! Robyn Ochs’ April Engagements 4/8 – College of Lake County;… Continue Reading “April 2021 Engagements”
Here’s where I’m speaking this March for #BiHealthMonth. If you or your organization is interested in virtually hosting me for a talk or webinar, reach out! Robyn Ochs’ March Engagements3/5 – University of Illinois; Springfield, IL3/9 – Wellesley College; Wellesley, MA3/15 – Ohio University;… Continue Reading “March 2021 Engagements”
“What are the boundaries and borders of every identity word? Who gets to use it? Who doesn’t? There’s a lot of identity border policing; I think it comes from a place of stress and discomfort because we’re trying to find comfort where it doesn’t… Continue Reading “What are the boundaries & borders of every identity word?”
“If you are free, you are not predictable and you are not controllable. To my mind, that is the keenly positive politicizing significance of bisexual affirmation…. to insist upon the equal validity of all the components of social/sexual complexity.” – June Jordan
“Bi+ is an inclusive term we use to include all non-monosexual identities, so bisexual, queer, fluid, straightish, homoflexible, omnisexual, multisexual, all of them,” shares Robyn. “My adaptation to the ‘bi’ in ‘bisexual’ means I’m attracted to genders like my own, and genders different from… Continue Reading “Bi+ is an inclusive term”