Zoe Weissman is an undergraduate medical anthropology student at Brown University, as well as a student in their BS/MD program at Warren Alpert Medical School. She serves on Brady’s Team ENOUGH Executive Council, working with other student activists to advocate for gun violence prevention policy. Originally from Parkland, Florida, Zoe is a two-time school shooting survivor and activist with a focus on empowering fellow survivors to share their stories and work together towards a future without gun violence.

Previously, Zoe served as the director of the Parkland chapter of March For Our Lives for seven years, alongside other roles within MFOL such as National Press Representative and deputy policy director for the state of Florida. She also worked on state gun law research with Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health. Her research interests include spatial visualization, database methodologies, and qualitative ethnography on survivorship.