Currently
a Point
Foundation Scholar at UC Berkeley's Haas
School of Business, I am pursuing an MBA with a focus on nonprofit
management.
I work in
the LGBT nonprofit sector, most recently at Out
& Equal Workplace Advocates. In honor of my work as a
bi community advocate, in 2007 I received the Dr. Maggi Rubenstein
Leadership Award!
With a master's
degree in sexuality studies from San Francisco State University,
I've written extensively on sexuality
topics. The co-author of Bisexual
Health, a book published by the National
Gay & Lesbian Task Force, I have essays in books
such as 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. My articles
appear in magazines and newspapers,
including AlterNet,
American
Sexuality, ColorLines,
Curve,
and Playgirl.
In addition,
I have lectured at numerous organizations
and universities, including Planned
Parenthood, UCSF
Medical School, the National
Sexuality Resource Center, the Lesbian
Health & Research Center, the Women's
Community Clinic, UCLA,
and the San
Francisco Department of Public Health.
I run two
websites, AmyAndre.com and
DearAmy.net;
I am also the director of the internationally-screened documentary
On My Skin/ En Mi Piel.
I am available
for interviews, speaking
engagements and writing assignments.
Please contact me at amy (at) amyandre (dot) com for details.
