Episode 16: Social Justice Maven Zoe Nicholson

Episode 16 of the Mavens Do It Better Podcast features Zoe Nicholson, activist, lecturer, teacher, fighter for the Equal Rights Amendment, LGBTQ Rights, Alice Paul Scholar and tour de force in the world of non-violent protest.  Zoe is a living legacy with a wealth of knowledge. 

Zoe and Heather caught up in Los Angeles, CA & Long Beach, CA.  

Listen in as Heather Newman talks with Zoe about: 

  • Her beautiful one-woman show on Alice Paul, Tea with Alice & Me and the 19th Amendment 

  • Zoe’s lifetime of activism, study, and fight to see the Equal Rights Amendment come into law 

  • What equality, intersectionality and being an equality activist means 

  • Her upcoming segment on PBS’ We’ll Meet Again with Ann Curry that airs on January 8, 2019

Follow Zoe Nicholson at: 

Instagram| Facebook | Twitter 

www.zoenicholson.com

Mavens Do It Better original theme music composed by Jesse Case with voice over by Julia Francis.

Cook

Heather Cook currently serves as Principal PM Manager and Lead for Microsoft 365 Customer Advocacy Group at Microsoft. She works on a team of community program managers whose charter is engagement, evangelism, and growth by building strategy, programs, and connections for our community members with Microsoft. Heather is a former Microsoft MVP for Microsoft 365 Apps and Services. Over the past twenty years, Heather has led marketing for Global Cloud Providers and run a software business. She owns a marketing/brand/wellness consultancy, Creative Maven, where she has produced thousands of events, campaigns, and experiences in the high-tech and entertainment industries. Heather is also the host of the Mavens Do It Better Podcast, which features interviews with extraordinary everyday experts who light a spark in our world. She lives in Marina del Rey, California. She has traveled the world extensively for pleasure and by speaking about Power Platform, Office 365, SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Workplace Culture, Community and Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging. Heather is a published playwright and graduate of the University of Washington School of Drama, Seattle, WA. All links for Heather: https://linktr.ee/heddamaven

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