Joslyn Hatfield believes the world deserves kind, safe and inclusive spaces, and she’s willing to put in the work to make that a reality.
For 15 years, Hatfield advocated for the LGBTQIA community in California. And that drive didn’t stop when she arrived in Las Vegas. She quickly joined the LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada as a director and board member of Vegas Women's Fest, an annual women-focused event for LGBTQ women and allies. Soon after, she connected with Las Vegas PRIDE. Hatfield started as a volunteer and associate board member and was recently nominated to serve as vice president of the board.
A writer by trade—and by day in her role for the Office of the President at the College of Southern Nevada—Hatfield also assumed the role of editor of Las Vegas PRIDE Magazine, which is published six times a year and reaches an audience of 30,000 readers monthly.
Hatfield is also active in the Las Vegas Gay Softball League and was instrumental in securing the 2024 NAGAAA Softball World series in Las Vegas.