In addition to his extensive background in LGBTQ advocacy, Bryce is a dedicated educator and youth accomplice who has spent almost ten years working with marginalized young people in the community and in the classroom. Bryce has developed and managed training on civic engagement, voting rights, immigration rights, and public health for high school-aged students across the country. Additionally, Bryce has taught middle school and high school students in urban public school districts with a focus on delivering high-quality, culturally relevant, project-based instruction in social studies and ethnic studies. Bryce brings proven youth development skills to the table, mentoring students, and guiding them through the college application process through his roles as a mentor for the Point Foundation and an alumni interviewer for Brown University. Outside the classroom, his facilitation experience includes leading professional development training for educators and direct service community workers. He has trained thousands of people nationwide on inclusive classroom practices, LGBTQ rights, policy guidance, and lobbying.

Bryce is an accomplished writer publishing both scholarly work and social commentary for many outlets including The Huffington Post, Point Foundation blog, URGE For Reproductive Justice blog, and others. His undergraduate senior thesis, which focused on federal education law and school desegregation in Washington, D.C. received the top departmental History prize in the Spring of 2016 at his university. He received his Bachelor of Arts in History, Magna Cum Laude, from the Honors College at the University of Massachusetts at Boston along with his Master of Arts in Teaching from Brown University. He is a Point Foundation Scholar Alum, a Commonwealth Honors Scholar, and a member of several national collegiate academic honors societies.

Bryce is also a veteran of the U.S. military, serving four years in the Army National Guard in North Carolina and the District of Columbia. He is an outspoken advocate who has been featured in many major press outlets such as CNN, for his work advocating for open, inclusive transgender military service.