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Khris Goins is a father, entrepreneur, U.S. Army veteran, and passionate advocate for trans equity. In 2020, he founded the Men-Of-Morphisus Foundation, better known as Black Transmen of Ohio (BTMOhio), to increase visibility and access for Black transmasculine individuals across the state.
Under his leadership, BTMOhio provides:
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Peer-led support groups for trans men of color
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Complimentary post-op care kits
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Name and Gender marker Name change Legal Clinics
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Annual Wellness Retreat for Black trans men
Khris holds a B.S. in Computer Information Systems from DeVry University and works by day as a Help Desk Technician. His work has been recognized by The Columbus Dispatch, Human Rights Campaign, Equality Ohio, and more.
A Columbus native, Khris is a proud father of two and caregiver to his niece. He enjoys hiking, reading, bowling, and finding peace in nature.
Short Bio
Khris Goins is a father, entrepreneur, U.S. Army veteran, and the founder of Black Transmen of Ohio. With a passion for equity, he builds community and creates access for Black transmasculine people through advocacy, peer support, and bold leadership—on the ground and in the tech world.