BAYCAT
Tara Cuyos Marsden currently serves as the Grants and Development Manager at BAYCAT, where responsibilities include managing the grants portfolio and leading efforts to increase contributed revenue. As a co-founder of Moments Cooperative and Community Space, Tara played a crucial role in establishing a queer and trans BIPOC-led bookstore and community center, implementing fundraising initiatives. Previously, Tara was the Development Initiatives Manager at SOMArts, overseeing all fundraising efforts, and also held key roles at Wolfman Books, including Founding Editor of New Life Quarterly, where Tara contributed to editorial and marketing efforts. Tara's early career included positions at Maker Media, Perseus Books Group, and a Bachelor's degree in Comparative Literature from San Francisco State University.
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BAYCAT
EMPOWER YOUTH. TRANSFORM COMMUNITIES. ONE STORY AT A TIME. BAYCAT is a non profit social enterprise that educates, empowers and employs San Francisco underserved youth in digital media. Visit www.baycat.org/baycat-studio to find out how you can hire our Studio and our graduates to create your promotional video and branding materials. We’re creating pathways from education to employment. We empower underserved kids by teaching them technical digital skills. In the process, they develop the support and confidence they need to succeed in life. Mission BAYCAT educates, empowers and employs youth and young adults to produce digital media that tells their unique stories and engages them to positively transform themselves, their communities, and the world. Vision BAYCAT believes that every person’s story matters. We envision a world where media and technology facilitate the telling and the hearing of stories from the broadest possible range of experiences in a way that moves people to create positive change in their communities.