ABSTRACT
In 2007 the Unitarian Universalists of America developed the first, and, it appears, only adult religious education curriculum on bi-sexuality available in the U.S. today. This review discusses the history behind and elements of the Bisexuality Curriculum. The curriculum is discussed in terms of where it fits in the larger context of religious education on sexuality in general, as well as a brief evaluation of how it has been used by specific congregations in the three years since its release.
