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ABOUT
OUR SOLUTION

OUR MISSION.

Rewrite the BiLine creates film, television, and media narratives that reshape cultural norms and drive policy change to advance health equity, economic opportunity, and civil rights for bi+ people and non-nuclear families.

OUR VISION.

We envision a world where every bi+ person and family belongs, thrives with equal rights and economic opportunity, and has the power to build lasting prosperity across generations.

OUR THEORY OF CHANGE.

Belonging impacts every part of our lives: our health, our economic opportunity, our safety, and our ability to thrive. Research shows that belonging is a social determinant of health and that a strong sense of belonging correlates with economic prosperity.

By reshaping the stories and systems that impact us, we increase belonging, reduce stigma, and expand power—creating the conditions for improved long-term health and well-being.

 

Our work is designed to create a reinforcing cycle of change:

  • bi+ and polyamorous creators produce more authentic stories,

  • authentic stories increase visibility and legitimacy,

  • legitimacy shifts societal beliefs and norms,

  • accepted norms pave the way for policy and industry change, and

  • policy and systems change expand health equity, economic opportunity, and civil rights.

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Over time, this cycle delivers a society where bi+ people and non-nuclear families experience belonging and self-determination—with the health, rights, and economic power to thrive across generations.

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“Constantly striving for equal rights is the hallmark of progresive democracy, and it's especially important now in an environment where dangerous, extremists ideologies threaten to claw back our rights."

Christina Fialho, San Francisco Chronicle

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Rewrite the BiLine is a hybrid social enterprise built to advance its mission

through two complementary structures. We are a women- and LGBTQ-owned business with a charitable arm fiscally sponsored by Social Good Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

© 2026 Rewrite the BiLine.

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