Taylor Tucker is a social worker with a passion for health equity, working to create a system that is accessible, affordable, and affirming. Taylor received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work from the University of Connecticut after serving in the U.S. Navy. He brings years of experience facilitating and supporting learning communities of all ages, focused on social identities and power, transgender identities and lived experiences, voting and civic engagement, health equity, and DEIB-centered workshops.  

 He believes in igniting social change through imagination while centering the communities most impacted. At his core, Taylor is a facilitator and storyteller who is committed to breaking barriers and assumptions through the power of lived experiences. He is passionate about building communities of connection, learning, and growth that drive lasting impact. Taylor describes himself as a life-long learner who leads with authenticity, integrity, and curiosity.  

Taylor enjoys camping with his family and friends during his downtime, riding his motorcycle, and reading.