With over twenty years in the gender-based violence movement, Zoë frequently speaks on racial equity, spiritual and healing justice for survivors, and has appeared on National Public Radio and spoken at CUNY, SUNY, Yale University, Springfield College, Smith College, Bowie State University, and the US ARMY.
In 2025, she launched Come To The Brink” with Zoë Flowers, a podcast prompted by her experience sheltering in place with her mother, her mother’s dementia diagnosis in 2023, cancer diagnosis in the Spring of 2024, and death that summer. Come To The Brink features caretakers, therapists, artists, authors, community leaders, and healers discussing who we must become to pull ourselves back from the brink.
As a researcher, Zoë conducts listening sessions with a wide range of communities, including survivors of violence, Tribal Elders in Canada, Black students at universities, community members and advocates in the US, London, and Canada about sexual assault and Uber rideshare service, and advocates in the US Virgin Islands about Hurricane Maria/transportation/and the rise of sexual assault on the island.
With a rich tapestry of experiences and an unwavering commitment to social change and healing, Zoë Flowers continues to inspire and uplift individuals and communities on their path to empowerment and transformation.