Zoë Harris - Massachusetts Women of Color Coalition

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Zoë Harris

Zoë Harris is an afro-indigenous woman from Cape Cod, MA. Zoë is a citizen of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe and has dual Jamaican citizenship. Zoë is a 2021 graduate of the Northeastern University Master’s in Public Health program and a 2020 recipient of the university’s Martin Luther King Jr. Fellowship. She was inducted into the public health honors society, Delta Omega, in Spring of 2021. Zoë has been involved with organizations such as Native American Lifelines of Boston, the Wôpanâak Language Reclamation Project, and PBHA’s Mission Hill After School Program. In her free time, she enjoys handweaving, cooking and going on nature walks with friends.

We Are MAWOCC

We are women of color who identify as Black (or African Descent), Latina or Hispanic (non-white), Asian, Middle Eastern, Native American, or of indigenous descent. We envision a Commonwealth of authentic inclusion where racism and sexism no longer dictate the outcomes of women of color and our communities.

We Are MAWOCC

We are women of color who identify as Black (or African Descent), Latina or Hispanic (non-white), Asian, Middle Eastern, Native American, or of indigenous descent. We envision a Commonwealth of authentic inclusion where racism and sexism no longer dictate the outcomes of women of color and our communities.

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