Savannah M Taylor is an esteemed creative mind, driven by a deep reverence for the impact of Black history and culture on society. Her professional journey, marked by her roles as a writer, editor, cultural commentator, and creative, stands as a testament to her unwavering commitment to amplifying the visibility of Black narratives.

Hailing from Springfield, MA, Savannah's roots hold a significant place in shaping her narrative. A graduate of Syracuse University, she holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in African American Studies and Communication & Rhetorical Studies, a foundation that fuels her passion for empowering Black voices across various digital storytelling platforms.

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Her prowess as a writer and editor lies in championing the profound influence of Black culture on society. Savannah's portfolio boasts illuminating cover stories, features profiles and interviews ranging from unsung heroes to revered luminaries within the Black community.  These figures include the likes of Lakeith Stanfield, Dwyane Wade, Pharrell, Jermaine Dupri, Gabrielle Union, Tracee Ellis Ross, Tina Knowles, Kim Fields, Ava DuVernay and Dr. Yusef Salaam of the Exonerated Five. Her impactful work has graced prestigious platforms such as the BBC NewsHour and MSNBC, resonating widely with diverse audiences.

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In 2017, Savannah established The Silhouette Brand, an organization dedicated to providing Black and Brown youth with invaluable access to creative, professional, and personal development opportunities. Through culturally conscious programming, this digital platform educates, empowers, and positively exposes young individuals, culminating in groundbreaking initiatives like "Field Fest," a landmark virtual empowerment conference in April 2021 that engaged over 500 attendees through meticulous grassroots organizing and planning. Moreover, she co-founded Forgather, a vibrant social club in Tulsa, Oklahoma, focused on exploring the city's rich food and cultural scene.

 

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Savannah proudly aligns herself as a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., a historic Black Greek letter organization deeply rooted in public service and social action. Her dedication to fostering change and promoting the elevation of Black narratives stands as an inspiring testament to her unwavering commitment to creating a more inclusive and empowered society.