As the Senior Digital Organizer at Baseline, Taylor Jackson uses innovative digital strategies to promote economic mobility and build collective power.

Prior to joining Baseline, Taylor has led initiatives to address systemic barriers and empower workers. She mobilized communities in Southern California to advocate for Senate Bill 16, which expands local enforcement of civil rights protections in housing and employment which passed. In North Carolina, she collaborated with unions, policymakers, and grassroots organizations to enhance worker protections and improve job quality through comprehensive labor programs. As part of the Black Census Project 2023, Taylor built and executed a strategy to amplify voices in the nation’s largest survey of its kind since Reconstruction.

Having grown up in three countries, Taylor has gained firsthand insight into economic disparities across diverse contexts, shaping her deep commitment to systemic change. Her global perspective drives her passion for crafting equitable solutions, and through her role, she remains dedicated to advancing economic equity and breaking the cycle of poverty.