Zoe Bambara is a Queer doula, cultural worker, organizer, and writer based in Atlanta, Georgia.  Zoe has led and participated in many direct actions and protests surrounding state-sanctioned violence and the defense of reproductive justice in Georgia and Kentucky. She was the Digital Organizer for Women Engaged, a reproductive justice organization centering Black women, femmes, and girls. She was also the Deputy Director of Rise, a free college advocacy organization that fought for the expansion of investment in students' basic needs while obtaining a B.S. in Psychology from Morris Brown College. She is now the Community and Volunteer Engagement Coordinator for ARC-SE, the largest abortion fund in the SouthEast. She has received her Doula Certification from Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies, and has received certification of completion from Sista Midwives. She has received her certification in Childbirth Education and Comfort Measures. She completed her Prison Doula Certification.She currently teaches Childbirth Education in County Jails in Georgia.  Zoe’s work is deeply rooted in the Black Queer Feminist Radical Tradition, and her work is heavily influenced by her grandmother/writer/cultural worker Toni Cade Bambara. She hopes to open a brick and mortar for the Toni Cade Bambara Community Arts Center soon with her mother. In the meantime; they hold free film screenings, community meals, and book club sessions for any and everybody.