Hope Giselle

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.