Executive Director
Zoe Grover is the Executive Director of the Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative. Prior to serving in that role, she worked in the nonprofit public health sector for nearly a decade. She has a successful track record in policy advocacy, serving as a lead advocate for Massachusetts’ bipartisan comprehensive gun legislation of 2014, 2017 and 2018. She has extensive experience in organizing, public awareness and communications. She served as a principal organizer for the Concert Across America to End Gun Violence, a nationwide event which included over 350 events and 5000 performers in its first year.
She was a founding board member of the Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative and currently serves on the board of the States United to Prevent Gun Violence. She attended law school at Lewis And Clark Law School and received her bachelors from the University of Oregon. Most recently she received a graduate certificate in nonprofit management from Harvard.
