Jocelyn Hill

Jocelyn is a transplant from Cleveland, OH moving to Pittsburgh in 2019. Social justice work is very close to their heart and they have organized with groups like Black Lives Matter Cleveland, Lake Erie Native American Council, Planned Parenthood, New Voices Pittsburgh, and co-created an anti-racist organization in 2017 named AMP BIPOC. Jocelyn is enthusiastic about working at TMC and loves assisting people in whatever ways they can; community care is one of their foundational core values. They are planning to eventually go back to school to receive a master's degree in Psychology to become a therapist centering on Black and Brown trans youth. In their spare time, they enjoy dancing, music, cooking, being with friends, traveling, and loving on their three cats: Arthur, Zissou, and Tuna.