Trystan creates powerful multimedia keynote addresses for university audiences all over the country. Join Columbia University, Agnes Scott College, Monmouth University, Portland City College, and many more by bringing Trystan’s incredible personal story to your campus today!
Here’s what past campus partners have said about Trystan’s work:
“Trystan is an absolutely inspiring facilitator, and brought incomparable energy to a room filled with future clinicians and medical students. From the very first contact Trystan facilitated a seamless organization process, and was nothing but timely and amenable in all communications between the collective of Columbia University staff, and students that came together in the planning of our event “The Pregnant Man: Living at the Intersection of Trans Identities and Reproductive Justice.” Students, faculty, as well as community members in attendance were completely captivated by Trystan’s humor, sensitivity and profound knowledge on the subject of sensitivity in LGBTQ health, and when discussing his experiences when encountering healthcare professionals during his pregnancy. He imparted imperative wisdom on all of us, and left us enthused to continue our education, as well as continue to push for the inclusion of sensitive, affirmative and evidence based care for the LGBTQ and particularly trans community.”
“I could not recommend Trystan more highly. Trystan came to our university this spring. He went above and beyond to meet all of our students, spending time with them individually and being his true self, authentic, genuine, vulnerable, truthful and kind. Trystan also spoke more formally in front of an audience of over 100 people. For over 90 minutes, he had each participant at the edge of their seat, attentive, engaged and enraptured. The audience laughed and cried and loved everything about Trystan and his story. The feedback forms were overwhelmingly favorable, several saying Trystan was the best speaker they had seen on campus. I am so thankful to Trystan for coming and speaking with us at Monmouth. We are hoping he can come back again soon.”
