Getting Bi
Getting Bi is Georgetown’s peer-led, facilitated discussion and dialogue group for all those who self-identify as bisexual, and who are looking for a comfortable, open, and confidential space to explore what it means to be bi.  We will talk about issues specific to this community regarding stereotypes, dating, friendship, bi-phobia, coming out, etc., Getting Bi will offer an in-depth, informative, and explorative approach to bisexuality to understand ourselves better.  All students attracted to more than one gender or gender expression are welcome!

Meetings: Wednesdays, 9:00-10:00pm
For meeting locations contact: lgbtq(at)georgetown.edu

OUTspoken
OUTspoken is a weekly, student-facilitated discussion group, offering an outlet to share individual stories and thoughts on being LGBTQIA on the hilltop. Past participants have prompted in-depth conversations on: "manorexia" and body image; whether the gay rights movement is indeed a "movement"; coming out to roommates, family members, and teammates; the question of "queer" and sexual political identity; and gay life in Washington, D.C. OUTspoken is a safe space for all students, and all participants should understand that it is 100% confidential. With a focus on Lesbian, Gay, Transgender, Questioning, and Ally issues, OUTspoken may be perfect for you!

Meetings: Tuesdays, 8:00-9:00pm
For questions, more information and meeting locations contact:
outspoken(at)georgetown.edu

LGBTQ & Interfaith discussions sponsored by the Center with Campus Ministry, Chaplains in Residence and student groups for thoughtful explorations of the intersections between sexual identity and faith.