Queer Nourish

cultivating a world where queer people thrive

Image of Queer Nourish Founder Taylor with curly hair, clear glasses, and a white button down shirt.

Meet taylor, Founder of Queer Nourish

I’m lucky to be one of a handful of people with a queer career like mine. I’ve crafted LGBTQ community center strategy at a world-renowned university, brought queer community together for recurring 1,500+ person dance party fundraisers, and curated educational film collections at the oldest queer film festival in the world. I founded Queer Nourish to channel my uniquely queer expertise into cultivating a world where queer people thrive.

I offer Queer History, Culture, and Learning Workshops, 1:1 Project Planning for queer and allied professionals, and Strategic Planning for LGBTQ organizations working to rebuild trust with their community.

Let’s dream up something beautiful.

My journey

  • Earned my B.A. in English from Stanford University

  • Developed LGBTQ K-12 film collections, media guides, and lesson plans for K-12 schools.

  • Increased branding exposure for Black, Indigenous, Latinx, queer, trans, disabled and immigrant communities.

  • Produced monthly dance party fundraisers for 1,500+ queer community members in Oakland, CA.

  • Facilitated multi-year strategic plan to overhaul every aspect of QSR's structure and branding to rebuild community trust in QSR.

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