Hope Giselle is a nationally recognized organizer, author, and activist dedicated to trans advocacy, racial justice, and workplace inclusion. As the first openly trans woman to earn a Master’s in Fine Arts from Alabama State University, she has since worked with organizations like NASA, HRC, and TransTech Social to amplify marginalized voices.
She is the founder of AllowMe Movement, the Training Director at Get Phluid, and a bestselling author of Until I Met Black Men and Becoming Hope. Thro...
Hope Giselle is a nationally recognized organizer, author, and activist dedicated to trans advocacy, racial justice, and workplace inclusion. As the first openly trans woman to earn a Master’s in Fine Arts from Alabama State University, she has since worked with organizations like NASA, HRC, and TransTech Social to amplify marginalized voices.
She is the founder of AllowMe Movement, the Training Director at Get Phluid, and a bestselling author of Until I Met Black Men and Becoming Hope. Through keynote speaking, HR consulting, and media appearances, Hope continues to challenge norms and push for true inclusion.
Hope Giselle is a nationally recognized organizer, author, and activist dedicated to trans advocacy, racial justice, and workplace inclusion. As the first openly trans woman to earn a Master’s in Fine Arts from Alabama State University, she has since worked with organizations like NASA, HRC, and TransTech Social to amplify marginalized voices.
She is the founder of AllowMe Movement, the Training Director at Get Phluid, and a bestselling author of Until I Met Black Men and Becoming Hope. Through keynote speaking, HR consulting, and media appearances, Hope continues to challenge norms and push for true inclusion.
