We See You Awards International
About We See You Awards International
Women Who Move the World. A Global Celebration of Leadership, Courage, and Impact.
Honoring Three Outstanding Women of Distinction
Each honoree represents visionary leadership, unwavering service, and an extraordinary commitment to advancing Black women, families, and communities.
Deborah Scott
Chief Executive Officer
Georgia StandUp
Rev. Shavon L. Arline-Bradley
President & CEO
National Council of Negro Women
Dr. Jennifer Jones
President & CEO
KyJour International
EVENING INCLUDES
Exclusive access to the Historic NCNW Headquarters
Wine & Champagne Réception
International Hors d’oeuvres
Live Entertainment
Special Spoken Word Performance
A Distinguished, Curated Guest List of National and International Leaders
Recognition of Three Extraordinary Women of Distinction
DRESS ATTIRE
Cocktail, Business Chic, or International Attire Encouraged
Celebrate the richness of cultures from around the world while honoring
women whose leadership transcends borders.
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International Black Womens Public Policy Institute
The International Black Women’s Public Policy Institute (IBWPPI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization led by a collective of intergenerational women leaders representing the interests of Black women throughout the African diaspora. IBWPPI currently has representation in the Bahamas, Belize, Bermuda, Ghana, Haiti, South Africa, Guyana, Nigeria, and the United States. Every two years, the Institute expands its global footprint by convening in a different country, deepening partnerships, and broadening its international reach. Our Mission To work in the United States and internationally to convene hearings and discussions that evaluate the impact of current public policies and to initiate new policies that address major threats to the well-being of Black women and our families. IBWPPI serves as both a convener and policy influencer. We facilitate strategic partnerships with organizations that provide critical support programs for Black women and girls nationally and internationally.