Keiko Zoll is a writer, organizer, and changemaker. For more than two decades, Keiko has worked as a communications and marketing professional across sectors, including higher education, nonprofits, and startups. She has written and edited extensively for global consumer brands, major lifestyle publications, and digital media outlets, with bylines at Disney, NBC/Universal, HuffPost, and Metro News International, among many others.
Keiko has served on the Board of Directors for Resolve New England and Congregation Shirat Hayam, where she is a member of Tzedek LaKol: Justice for All, a lay-led committee focused on centering Jewish values within the work of racial justice. She is also a founding member of the Swampscott Antiracism Caucus and has proudly represented Swampscott’s 6th Precinct at Town Meeting since 2019; she was elected to represent Swampscott’s 5th Precinct in 2022.
After the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery in 2020, Keiko helped organize for March Like a Mother for Black Lives Boston, a rally centered on the experiences of Black motherhood protesting anti-Blackness. In 2022, Keiko created and launched the Free Formula Exchange, a nationwide digital mutual aid platform to solve for the baby formula crisis.
Keiko is also an alumna of several progressive leadership institutes, including New Leaders Council Boston, EMERGE Massachusetts, the Commonwealth Seminar, and the Citizens’ Legislative Seminar. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from The College of New Jersey.
Keiko lives in Swampscott with her son Judah, high school sweetheart and husband Larry, and their two whippets, Tessie and Dodger. When she’s not organizing a local volunteer event or listening to spooky podcasts, you can usually find her foraging for mushrooms, hunting for bargains at Marshall’s, singing, or trying to visit all 30 MLB baseball stadiums with her family.