FITZ MEDIA serves as the Press, Communications, and Media Representative for:
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The Refugee Coalition ​of East Africa
​​RefCEA is a community-based organization for and by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex (LGBTQI) migrants, refugees, and asylum-seekers representing LGBTQI, refugee-run, Kenya-based organizations. RefCEA was established to unite the various independent LGBTQI refugee organizations in East Africa under an umbrella organization in order to facilitate long-term planning, advocacy, and representation, and to provide fiscal management and fundraising support for its members.

​To learn more about the member organizations the Coalition represents, click HERE
Jonathan Mathias Lassiter, Ph.D.
Dr. Lassiter​ is the award-winning co-editor of Black LGBT Health in the United States: The Intersection of Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation which is the first and only text to focus solely on Black LGBT American's holistic health. Uniquely qualified to speak on intersectional topics of mental health, sexuality, and spirituality across many communities and identities, Dr. Lassiter offers eloquent, educated, and experienced analysis to a wide range of mental health and social issues.
UK Black Pride​


UK Black Pride is Europe’s largest celebration for LGBTQ people of African, Asian, Caribbean, Middle Eastern and Latin American descent. We produce an annual celebration during pride month, as well as a variety of activities throughout the year in and around the UK, which also promote and advocate for the spiritual, emotional, and intellectual health and wellbeing of the communities we represent. 
Busy Being Black Podcast
Busy Being Black podcast launched in March of 2018 to explore conversations around the challenges of living full and beautiful lives as a queer and Black person in the UK and throughout the western world. Past guests have included PJ Samuels, Fran Tirado, Marcus Daniel, Shahmir Sanni, Lady Phyll, and many more. The show attempts to bring out into the open a series of discussions highlighting every aspect, beautiful and difficult, of queer, Black existence
SWOP Brooklyn
SWOP Brooklyn (Sex Workers Outreach Project) was founded in October of 2019 with the mission to build community and provide mutual aid to sex workers in Brooklyn, and to support the efforts of sibling organizations like SWOP Bronx and Red Canary Song. SWOP Brooklyn is a chapter of SWOP USA, a national organization dedicated to the advocacy and care of sex workers.