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Tiffany Taylor is the architect of Contextualized Humanity, a storytelling methodology for social impact and advocacy communications that places each person’s story within their culture, history and community to build culturally resonant awareness, trust and collaborative advocacy.
She developed and applied Contextualized Humanity as the lead national communications strategist for the American Red Cross Sickle Cell Initiative, where it became the catalyst for the person-first, asset-based storytelling standards the Red Cross has since adopted across its business lines.
Iconic Excellence: The Legacy of Dr. Charles R. Drew
Written and executive produced by Tiffany Taylor, Iconic Excellence is the first American Red Cross documentary about Dr. Charles R. Drew, the surgeon who built the Red Cross blood program in 1941. Narrated by journalist DeMarco Morgan and featuring two generations of the Drew family, the film was released in partnership with the NAACP and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. and is being screened nationwide alongside blood drives to support patients living with sickle cell disease.

