Hello! I am Taylor Elyse Mills, an attorney in the state of Michigan with a PhD in Philosophy. My areas of specialization include engaged philosophy of law and policy, BIPOC feminist jurisprudence and structural feminisms, Indigenous law and philosophy, BIPOC feminist epistemology, and intersectional areas related to anticolonialism and social justice. My legal expertise focuses on antidiscrimination law, Federal Indian and Tribal law, and immigration law. I am passionate about community-based advocacy, pedagogy, and structural change.

I am also a Principal Research Fellow for the Research Institute for Structural Change (RISC), Co-Founder and Secretary for the Board of Directors for the Survivors’ Choir nonprofit advocacy organization dedicated to providing resources and safe healing space for survivors of violence and allies through choral music. In my free time I enjoy hiking, cooking, singing, and spending time with my adorable cats.