Amelie Zilber

Amelie Zilber is an American internet personality, political activist, model, and actress known for her work at the intersection of social media, civic engagement, and youth political education. Zilber founded "Two Minute Times," a website and Instagram account that delivers global current events in concise formats aimed at keeping millennials informed. Her content focuses on political commentary and education, particularly targeting young audiences and simplifying complex topics.

Zilber attended Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles and later studied Middle Eastern affairs at Georgetown University before transferring to Columbia University's School of General Studies. Of French and Lebanese descent, Zilber is fluent in English and French and is learning Arabic, reflecting her interest in Middle Eastern politics. Her multilingual and international perspective informs her activism and engagement with millions of followers on international affairs.

Beyond social media, Zilber has collaborated with nonprofit organizations to encourage youth voter participation, worked with the Biden-Harris campaign as part of the #TeamJoeTalks digital media initiative, and interviewed senior White House officials for official channels. She has also interviewed Vice President Kamala Harris and campaigned for New York Democrats. Zilber launched the Facebook roundtable talk show "Don't @ Me" in collaboration with digital studio Brat, discussing issues such as voter registration, racial discrimination, and climate change with a panel of activists. She serves as a UNICEF Young Ambassador, advocating for global issues affecting young people.

Zilber's influence extends across digital media, fashion, and entertainment. She received an honorary creator award at the Streamy Awards and is represented by UTA for opportunities in podcasting, film, television, and speaking engagements. In the fashion industry, Zilber has attended Cannes Film Festival and Paris Fashion Week as a L'Oreal Paris ambassador and has partnered with brands including Miu Miu and Fendi. She also contributes as a Youth Columnist for Maria Shriver.

Expanding into acting, Zilber played Lauryn in season five of "Grown-ish" and has a supporting role in the body-horror film "Slanted." During the COVID-19 pandemic, she shifted her political content to video, and her participation in events such as UTA's ZCon conference highlighted the role of Gen Z influencers in political discourse. Zilber continues to blend fashion, entertainment, and civic advocacy, serving as a prominent voice for a generation that uses social media for education and social change.