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Journal of Bisexuality Volume 20, 2020 - Issue 3: Improving the Health of a Local Bisexual Community through the Creation of a Citywide Task Force
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Allyship: Standing with Chicago’s Bisexual + Community

Jim Picketta Prevention Advocacy and Gay Men’s Health, IRMA Chair, AIDS Foundation of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 296-300 | Published online: 15 May 2020

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Luke Fletcher & Rosa Marvell. (2023) Furthering transgender inclusion in the workplace: advancing a new model of allyship intentions and perceptions. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 34:9, pages 1726-1756.
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Trevor G. Gates, Tulsi Achia & Jemima Petch. (2021) Allyship, Social Justice Values, and Commitment at an Australian Social Service Organization. Journal of Social Service Research 47:6, pages 796-807.
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Lauren B. Beach & Casey D. Xavier Hall. (2020) Bi Us, For Us: Articulating Foundational Principles for Research in Partnership with Bisexual Communities. Journal of Bisexuality 20:3, pages 251-272.
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Brian A. Feinstein. (2020) Introduction to the Special Issue: Improving the Health of a Local Bisexual Community through the Creation of a Citywide Task Force. Journal of Bisexuality 20:3, pages 245-250.
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