Taylor Wilson, Author at The Land

Taylor Wilson

Taylor Wilson is a communications and outreach professional with roots in Cleveland’s nonprofit sector. With a decade of experience living, working, and volunteering in the city, she is passionate about crafting compelling narratives that resonate with the community and connecting individuals to resources that empower them.

Advocates, front-line providers ramp up support for Cleveland’s unhoused this winter

By Taylor Wilson ● Social Equity ● December 15, 2025

“Warm weather shelters, cold weather shelters, specifically in our current climate, in communities like Cleveland and other places that have harsher winters or are even harsher summers, are lifesaving interventions.”

Clean air and safe outdoor space should be a right for every child, Cleveland students argue

By Taylor Wilson ● Sustainability ● May 30, 2025

A group of John Marshall School students presented the Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights to Cleveland City Council.

Cleveland’s iconic West Side Market’s $49.5 million overhaul

By Taylor Wilson ● Development ● April 14, 2025

These include renovations to the east arcade, installation of a new HVAC system, and a complete overhaul of the 29,500-square-foot basement.

Cleveland City Council approves $1 million to support tenant resources and housing stability

By Taylor Wilson ● Government ● March 12, 2025

The funding will enable UWGC to establish the Tenants’ Rights Program, connecting residents with emergency housing assistance, tenant education, training on organizing, and legal and mediation services.

Breakthrough Public Schools’ new $2.9M facility in Woodland Hills to expand opportunities for students and their community

By Taylor Wilson ● Education ● February 25, 2025

For Woodland Hills, one of five public charter schools in Breakthrough’s network serving students from kindergarten to eighth grade, the expansion is a long-awaited solution to space limitations at the school. With 659 students, Woodland Hills has no dedicated cafeteria, limited office and storage space, and an undersized gym.

Redrawing Ohio’s future with Issue 1

By Taylor Wilson ● Government ● October 30, 2024

This November, Ohio voters will have the chance to decide on the future of how district maps are drawn by voting on Issue 1, a proposed constitutional amendment that would shift the responsibility of redrawing congressional and legislative district boundaries from politicians to citizens.

Cleveland’s Hough Uprising – A marker, a memory, a movement

By Taylor Wilson ● Social Equity ● September 25, 2024

At the corner of East 79th Street and Hough Avenue, a grass lot is all that remains of the Seventy-Niners Café, the bar where the spark of the 1966 Hough Uprising was ignited. Fifty-eight years later, a new Cleveland Civil Rights Trail marker stands in its place, commemorating the uprising and its significance in Cleveland’s civil rights history.

Beyond the buck: The high cost of affordable housing in Cleveland

By Taylor Wilson ● Economy ● August 20, 2024

Cleveland has experienced one of the highest annual rent increases in the country over the past year. As rents continue to rise, Clevelanders face a growing challenge when searching for affordable housing.

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