
Motivated Service Worker with exceptional social skills, communication abilities, and customer service background. Dedicated to following health and safety guidelines and handling food items properly. Pursues every opportunity to support team members and proactively address issues.
Creative Multidisciplinary Artist, Author, Activist, and Public Speaker
New York City & Los Angeles | Nationally Bookable
Marizol Leyva is an Afro-Latina transgender creative, published author, and award-winning activist whose work bridges the worlds of art, advocacy, and storytelling. With a bold presence rooted in authenticity, culture, and lived experience, she is a nationally recognized voice for trans visibility, racial justice, and mental health awareness.
As the co-author of "My Sister: How One Sibling’s Transition Changed Us Both" (Seal Press), Marizol brings personal narrative into public discourse, using her platform to humanize complex issues facing trans women of color. Her work has been featured in major publications including Vogue, People, Vice, and Refinery29, and she has spoken on stages for universities, national nonprofits, DEI programs, and brand campaigns.
Marizol is also a creative force in visual storytelling — blending moody glamor, Latin NYC edge, and high-impact visuals across modeling, content creation, and music. Her artistic lens is shaped by her Bronx upbringing and Afro-Latina heritage, bringing a unique blend of resilience and beauty to every project she touches.
Whether on camera, behind a mic, or in community spaces, Marizol uses her voice to uplift others, advocate for equity, and carve space for joy, softness, and transformation in marginalized communities.