Amory Zschach

Amory Zschach is an enrolled citizen of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma and a strategic communicator with a strong track record of leading high-profile earned media campaigns, crafting values-driven messages, and designing organizational communications strategies. She brings deep experience turning complex issues into clear, compelling stories that shift public narratives and reach wide-ranging audiences.

Amory has worked with nonprofits and advocacy organizations across a range of issues, including tribal child welfare, youth engagement, health equity, and reproductive justice.

Before joining Pyramid Communications, Amory worked at the National Indian Child Welfare Association as Communications Director, where she helped lead the communications strategy behind the Protect ICWA Campaign—a national coalition dedicated to defending the Indian Child Welfare Act and upholding tribal sovereignty.