Black, Latina, Indigenous, AAPI and other women and gender expansive people of color often find themselves working, leading, and pushing for meaningful change in silos with limited shared spaces to problem solve, create, innovate, heal, and support one another.  

Women of Color are lacking the social and emotional support they need to tackle issues of systemic racism and sexism in addition to a lack of support in incubating their leadership, creativity, scholarship, entrepreneurship, activism, and innovations.

Zora’s House connects women of color to the support, resources, and opportunities they need to advance their leadership, and directly confronts forces of systemic oppression that bar women of color from full participation in the economic, cultural, and civic life of our community.