Taylor is pursuing her MA in Human Rights Studies from Columbia University. After completing two more semesters of study, Taylor will begin her thesis focusing on outdoor physical activity in penal environments in New York. At the heart of Taylor’s work is the intersection of racial justice and wellness.

Taylor has spoken with amazing podcast hosts over the past several years across a wide range of topics including fitness, content creator, wedding planning, and her activism work. See a selection of some of her favorite episodes that highlight her social impact work below. For more, check out the Press page.

Taylor started her weekly newsletter in 2020 and has been the sole author of almost one hundred blog mosts and almost two hundred weekly emails. A lifelong lover of learning, Taylor began researching topics of interest around anti-racism education and in a personal effort to learn more about all marginalized groups. In 2024, the newsletter ends to make way for Taylor’s new podcast.

With a BA in Theatre and Performance from NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Taylor has always loved engaging with audiences. From podcasts to keynotes to panel moderation, Taylor has experience with both virtual and in-person speaking engagements. Taylor has moderated panels for brands in the fitness and wellness space, as well as panels at Columbia University through the Office of Admissions Diversity and Inclusion Delegation and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.

Having conversations around race and racism can be difficult. In ACTIV-ATING: Your Vocabulary, we breakdown terms and demystify concepts, empowering you to feel a little more knowledgeable and a little more articulate when you have challenging dialogues. Anti-racism work is never easy, but when we have the language to better express what is happening in the world around us we find the work can be so much more rewarding, liberating, and mind opening.

Taylor has been interviewed for various platforms for her social impact work, being featured both online and in print. Read some of her favorite highlights below and click on the publication for the full article.