Chastity Bowick – former executive director of the Transgender Emergency Fund of Massachusetts – has assumed the role executive director of the Marsha P. Johnson Institute (MPJI), which offers fellowships, resources and support for transgender people across the country.
Bowick will replace the Columbus-based non-profit’s founder and first executive director, Elle Moxley, a Columbus native.
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