Harrie Farrow

Harrie Farrow grew up in the Virgin Islands and graduated summa cum laude from San Francisco State with a BA in Psychology and a minor in Human Sexual Studies. A brief career in freelance writing in the Virgin Islands was followed by a move to the Ozarks, where she opened and operated a fine dining restaurant for 18 years.

She became an investigative reporter after retiring from the restaurant business, but four slashed tires convinced her to quit that line of work and instead focus on publishing her novel, “Love, Sex, and Understanding the Universe.” She writes, advocates, and educates, about bisexuality. Her second novel, "Finding Bonita," was released in November 2021.

In 2016, Farrow gave a workshop at the Bisexual Empowering Conference (BECAUSE). Also that year, she was a nominated Change Maker to the White House Summit on the State of Women, and in conjunction attended the Federal Justice Department’s symposium on violence against women. She was selected also in 2016 to participate in the White House's convening on Advancing Progress for Rural LGBT peoples.

In 2017 Farrow got involved in Resistance work, and became an Indivisible leader in her area. She was arrested 9 times in D.C. civil disobedience actions, including during the Kavanaugh hearing and during the Senate vote on the GOP Tax bill. In 2018 Farrow was elected as Justice of the Peace in Carroll Country Arkansas, and re-elected in 2020.