Louisa
Taylor
Calhoon
problem-solver, empath, systems thinker, twin, daughter, endurance athlete, among other things...
other things
work
In Guerneville, I listened to parents share their stories of substance use, resilience, and care—insights that now shape how Project 100 supports families in the Lower Russian River Area.
This project reimagines therapy access and employment opportunities for therapists by blending emotional storytelling with a user-centered design solution, creating a lasting impact for both therapists and patients alike.
I partnered with San Mateo Medical Center’s newly founded Health Futures Lab to design their brand identity and visual tools, helping launch a center that reimagines healthcare in collaboration with community and innovation partners.
Integrating HCD with strategic non-violent campaigning to develop a comprehensive guide for Tibetan human rights chapters.
Bridging research and action, I designed POWER’s digital presence to elevate women's empowerment through clear, compelling storytelling.
Redesigning the Pomona College Community Engagement Center (PCCEC) in downtown Pomona.
A 3D model of a highway removal turned into a park in hopes to knit together two communities previously separated.
My senior thesis explores the hidden history and ongoing consequences of medical bias in women's healthcare, using interactive design to shed light on the overlooked pain and systemic failures of the IUD procedure.
I redesigned Renterra’s website and reservation system, improving the clarity of equipment availability and quantities by drawing inspiration from leading reservation platforms.
A new and improved website for an indigenous grassroots organization, Mother Earth Clan.
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