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We are a powerful sisterhood committed to amplifying the voices of Black women, advocating for equitable policies, and creating lasting global change.
- LEAD in spaces where decisions are made.
- CONNECT with dynamic Black women leaders worldwide.
- EMPOWER yourself and your community through impactful advocacy and transformative programs.
Now is the time to step into leadership, expand your network, and make a difference! Become a member today and be part of something bigger!
Boots on the Ground Program: The Los Angeles Fires
IBWPPI-Altadena and Hurst Fire Fund
Supporting Black Women in Altadena, Pasadena, and Sylmar, California
Black Women’s Embassy Capital Campaign Project
Black Women’s Embassy Capital Campaign Project
Women in Action
Connecting And Advocating For Black Women Globally Through Acts Of Kindness And Public Policy.
We are conveners and policy influencers, who develop and implement initiatives that focus on five main pillars – Violence Against Women | Education | Health and Wellness | Economic Security | Eradication of Human Sex Trafficking.
Women in Action
We are conveners and policy influencers, who develop and implement initiatives that focus on five main pillars – Violence Against Women | Education | Health and Wellness | Economic Security | Eradication of Human Sex Trafficking.
Our Mission
Our Mission is to work in the US and internationally to convene hearings and discussions to evaluate the impact of current public policies, and to initiate new policies that address the major threats to the well-being of Black women and our families.
Our Vision
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We push policies that improve women lives
Inspired by the legacy of Dr. Dorothy I. Height, Chair Emerita, National Council of Negro Women, Barbara A. Perkins and Ka Flewellen both made a decision to become advocates for Black Women around the world and thus founded the International Black Women’s Public Policy Institute. These women separately traveled with Dr. Height… Read more
Our Policies
We are conveners and policy influencers, who develop and implement initiatives that focus on five main pillars – Violence Against Women, Education, Health and Wellness, Economic Security and the Eradication of Human Sex Trafficking.
Economic Security
We track and support both state and federal legislation in this area and we have been strong supporters of President Obama’s initiatives and legislation in this arena.
Health & wellness
We have partnered with the Haiti Water Project to supply wells and cisterns throughout the country.
Human Trafficking
We track and support legislation aimed at the elimination of human trafficking.
education
IBWPPI has established a Reading Room Initiative. In each country where IBWPPI convenes, a Reading Room is established.
Violence Against Women
IBWPPI works to reduce all forms of gender-based violence, primarily focusing on violence within intimate relationships.
Life is good! It is only our thoughts, choices and actions towards the situations we meet in life each moment of time that makes life look bad! The same bad situation in life that makes one person think badly inspires another to do a noble thing! The same good situation in life that makes one person feel so good to get into a bad situation inspires another person to create another good situation because of the good situation. It is all about thoughts, choices and actions! Life is good! Live it well!”
― Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
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