amy andre

Amy Andre is the Executive Director of San Francisco Pride and the co-author of Bisexual Health: An Introduction and Model Practices for HIV/STI Prevention (National Gay & Lesbian task force, 2007).  She is also the director of the internationally-screened documentary On My Skin/ En Mi Piel, about a biracial transgender man and his family, and she gives talks with the film.  Her speaking roster includes Brown University, the University of Massachusetts, and UCLA.

 

She speaks about her book and her film, as well as other topics, including polyamory, queer sexual practices, the future of eroticism, and African American sexuality.  Amy has taught thousands of students at over 100 universities, conferences, and organizations, deepening their understanding of bisexuality, GLBT health, and the future of human sexuality.  

 

She has been published in Curve, AlterNet, American Sexuality, ColorLines, and Bridges: A Jewish Feminist Journal.  She also has essays in the books Nobody Passes: Rejecting the Rules of Gender and Conformity, Best Sex Writing 2008, Waking up American: Coming of Age Bi-Culturally, and Getting Bi: Voices of Bisexuals Around the World.  She has a masters degree in sexuality studies.