Health is a human right. Period.
Do you know what being a trans person, an intersex person, an intersectional activist, feels like?
Do you have questions about the intersection of LGBTQIA+ care and reproductive health?
I’m here to help.
Welcome! I’m Delia, a queer, transgender, nonbinary, intersex, multiracial, medical student, internationally-recognized public speaker, and educator, currently residing on Shawnee, Miami, and Osage Land.
I’d love to work with you to make your space, team, or community more inclusive.
About Me
I grew up in a tiny Catholic village in Rhode Island to an Irish-American mom and a Puerto Rican dad. They taught me to take pride in my heritage and my identities, but this became more difficult when at age 13, I figured out I am queer. 6 years later, while I was in college, I gradually came out while also beginning to navigate the world as a transgender nonbinary person. I was also diagnosed with an intersex variation in 2023.
I graduated from the University of Chicago in 2019 with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, after which I earned a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences from Tufts University School of Medicine. I have a background in mental health advocacy and LGBTQIA+ activism, but in recent years, my work has shifted to focus on transgender and intersex healthcare specifically. Currently, I am a fourth-year medical student in the midwestern United States applying into obstetrics and gynecology, with plans to provide gender-affirming OB/GYN care and educate students about reproductive health in the transgender and intersex communities.
I would love to work with you to create more inclusive, trans-friendly, intersex-friendly clinical and educational spaces. Let’s connect.