Zoe Schneider

Biography

Zoe Schneider is a passionate singer, speaker, and poet whose moral compass points her in the direction of service to her local and global communities. A recent Music Business and Management graduate from Berklee College of Music, Zoe involved herself in on-campus initiatives during her undergraduate career, such as HeForShe and the Time’s Up movement, two organizations fighting against gender inequality, while acting as a student ambassador and working in the Africana Studies Center, just to name a few. Zoe was honored as a Bill Pierce MLK scholar, as well as a recipient of the Berklee Social Justice award for her extensive work in empowering and supporting underrepresented groups on campus. She has expanded her volunteering to the Amala Foundation in Austin, Texas for events such as the Global Youth Peace Summit, and International Peace Initiatives in Meru, Kenya, which provides homes for orphans and vulnerable children, as well as training in peace education and conflict resolution. This fall, she will begin a dual master’s degree program in Contemporary Bass Performance and Global Entertainment Music Business at Berklee’s campus in Valencia, Spain.
 
Daily, Zoe aims to use her art as a way to bring people together, with the goal of fostering deep mutual love and respect capable of awakening the sense of shared humanity. She is a proponent of approaching all people and situations with an inquisitive mind and open heart. Zoe believes that it is the power of vulnerability, incessant curiosity, and the relentless pursuit of authenticity and truth, that provides the foundation for an extraordinary life.

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