Roscoe Boyd II on Clubhouse

Bio

Professional Speaker | Educator | Advocate | Artist

Roscoe is a native of Detroit, Michigan and he has lived in Harlem, New York for more than seven years. Roscoe is a data-driven professional with more than twenty years of integrated experience in relationship management, education and program development, marketing and messaging, and developing business ideas.

Roscoe has a deep commitment to the intersectional identities he represents and the causes that matter to him most. In 2017 he made history on CBS Evening News and served as a panelist for the New York State Department of Health, AIDS Institute U=U Expert Panel Discussion in New York City. On October 20, 2020, The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce and NAACP featured Roscoe in a panel discussion: Elections Have Consequences. That same year, he presented at historic Mother A.M.E. Zion Church in Harlem on “Why We Vote” in an Interactive Town Hall.

Roscoe earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Morehouse College and a Master of Science in Teaching from Fordham University. He is a Teach for America alumnus. Roscoe has developed a speaking platform focused on: Intergenerational Communication; Sexing Smart; Health Advocacy; and Pathways to Health and Happiness for Black Men.

Television, Publications & Podcast Features
The New York Times Sharing His Struggle to Help Others Escape the Stigma of H.I.V.
BET HIV Positive Man Works With AIDS Awareness Campaign To Reduce Stigma Of The Disease
POZ Magazine Op Ed How an HIV Science Breakthrough Took Away My Fear and Shame (13th most read article in 2017
The Dear You Project hosted by PJ Ryan
Pushing Through Boundaries w/ Roscoe Boyd II - Part 1 - Ep. 15
Pushing Through Boundaries w/ Roscoe Boyd II - Part 2 - Ep. 16