As founder and editor-in-chief of femination Zoë Cohl combines her love of language, arts, and design, with her passion for activism and dedication to human advancement through science.

In her role as consultant and content advisor to communications consultancy, the Acuity Group, Zoë also contributes her knowledge of anthropology, human development, public policy, economics, and design to enhance the group’s projects through qualitative and quantitative research design and analysis.

Over the past decade, Zoë has contributed her skills in naming, brand architecture, communications and interactive strategy, targeted messaging, and design for research, development, and identity projects involving The Syracuse University College of Engineering and Computer Science, The Johns Hopkins University, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, Sarah Lawrence College, The Indian School of Business, and Washington University in St. Louis, Cooper Union, and The Ehlers-Danlos Society.

Zoë attended graduated from Cornell University, studying developmental cognitive neuroscience, behavioral economics, and policy analysis in the College of Human Ecology. She is a member of the Psi Chi and Phi Theta Kappa academic honors societies.

Currently writing a treatise on feminism, behavioral economics, and society, Zoë is also the undefeated, reigning Cornell Iron Chef.