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Cairo Nevitt
Trans Athlete & Fitness & Wellness Coach,
Imperial College London
Cairo Nevitt is a Caribbean and English Trans man from London, He is currently a Sport Psychology student at St. Marys university. Cairo was Britain's first Openly Transgender man to be featured in a mainstream Fitness Magazine in 2018 (Muscle & Fitness UK). In 2022 Cairo Nevitt made history again as a Trans athlete by competing as a bodybuilder and winning 3 titles; Mr. Model, Mr Model Pro & Men's Athletic Physique Champion at two of Europe's largest fitness federations; Miami Pro & Pure Elite.
Cairo's journey was featured in the Channel 4 The Making Of Me (2018) Documentary series and his story was also featured in the Being Mankind's second VoluValidation, where he is also the cover boy (2019). Cairo works as professional model has been the face of multiple international campaigns as the face of Absolute Vodka- (Equal Love) & Starbucks (What’s your name campaign) + Libresse (period insomnia campaign.) Other magazine features include: Gay Times and walked for London Queer Fashion Show.
Cairo is a Guest Speaker, award-winning poet/Filmmaker, Former Head Coach of Not a Phase: Misfits programme. He was a guest presenter in a NIKE trans fitness pride workout on the NIKE app. As a trans advocate, he predominantly works as a guest speaker & facilitator on the topics of diversity & inclusion, gender identity, intersectionality, mental health, as well as motivation.
His collaborations include Huffton Post, Salomond institute, Euromoney’s international panel, Trans Fest, NHS, Kent Police, Stonewall, BBC Bite Size, Pink News, Mermaids, Gender intelligence, Diversity Role Models, Sony, Budweiser, Prozis, Young Vic, UCL, London’s Southbank Centre, Colours Network, Trans Secret Santa, My Genderation, Netflix, Just Like Us, 201 Dance Company & Milk Presents.
Sessions
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28-Nov-2024Theatre ATrans MSK patients: developing practitioner inclusivity