Zoë Greggs (they/them) is a visual artist, curator, and non-profit administrator. Before joining the SNF Paideia program at the University of Pennsylvania, they held positions at BlackStar Projects, The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, Philadelphia’s African American Museum, and the Magic Gardens. In 2024, Greggs received an Art and Change Grant award from the Leeway Foundation for The Black Immortality Project (TBIP).
Greggs was also the Curatorial Assistant for Designing Motherhood, where they brought their expertise in community engagement, project management, and art history. In addition, they co-led the Designing Motherhood Narrative Portrait project, which utilized the power of storytelling to advocate for a future where caregivers can birth with dignity, parent with autonomy, and raise babies who are healthy, growing, and thriving. Through their passion for Black feminism, critical race theory, and systems change, they strive to create processes and joyful relationships that uproot systemic harm and shift mainstream narratives about our shared history and trajectory.