The Bisexual Center, according to it's founders, is a safe haven to promote a more sex-positive environment for bisexual persons. The desire for a place that bisexual persons can be authentically themselves started when a group of people, all of them bisexual, got together and attempted to create a center where they can hold potlucks and gatherings and generally a safe space for bisexuals to celebrate their sexuality without feeling any judgement.

In Indonesia, according to 2016 UNICEF statistics, 49% of girls between birth and 14 years old have undergone FGM/C. Nearly 3 in 4 girls underwent the procedure when they were less than 6 months old, some even having these procedures done before they were 30 days old. In 2006, the Indonesia Ministry of Health issued a letter prohibiting female genital mutilation/circumcision done by medical professionals, however in 2010 the Ministry issued a decree (PMK No.