Mallery Jenna Robinson is an AfraCaribbean Transwoman and transgender and HIV healthcare advocate in Los Angeles, first working with The LGBTQ Center Long Beach from 2019-2021 as the Engagement Specialist and Service Navigator for their Transgender Health Program.
In the summer of 2019 she began working at The LGBTQ Center Long Beach as the Engagement Specialist and Service Navigator for The Transgender Health Department. The duties of this position included: case management of clients, linkage to care, PrEP and PEP services, STI screening and HIV testing. While at The LGBTQ Center Long Beach, Mallery implemented several successful essential programs such as: Rack and Roll (a clothes closet), Snack Shack (food pantry), TRANSport (an essential items delivery service), and events such as: Come OUT and Pose, ValenTrans Day, and a The T-Report Red Desk Diaries, a panel for National Transgender HIV Testing Day.
Mallery has also presented several Transgender Empathy Trainings (TET Talks) presentations to Sony PlayStation and Long Beach Vocal Rehab, to list a few. Mallery has also spoken publicly for The Long Beach Transgender Day of Remembrance at Harvey Milk Park in November 2019 and for ALL Black Lives Matter Los Angeles and co-hosted several LGBTQ virtual award shows such as Unique Woman’s Coalition Our Honors Award on Transgender Day of Visibility.