The We See You
Awards International
Women Who Move The World
A Global Celebration of Leadership, Courage and Impact
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
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Historic National Council of Negro Women Building
633 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC
Thank you
For celebrating with us and honoring extraordinary women of distinction. Together, we celebrated leadership, courage, and impact.
Originating in 2006, the We See You Awards International initially aimed to be a sophisticated and glamorous evening, graced with esteemed guests, offering fine dining and entertainment while shining a light on the inspiring contributions of women who have positively transformed communities in Los Angeles County.
Over the years, this event has grown into an international affair, aligning itself with the Annual Legislative Conference hosted by the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation. As the largest legislative conference for Black policymakers in the United States, this grand convergence now presents an even more influential platform to honor and recognize outstanding women who continue to make a global impact.
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.
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.
We have partnered with the Haiti Water Project to supply wells and cisterns throughout the country.
We track and support legislation aimed at the elimination of human trafficking.
IBWPPI has established a Reading Room Initiative. In each country where IBWPPI convenes, a Reading Room is established.
IBWPPI works to reduce all forms of gender-based violence, primarily focusing on violence within intimate relationships.
Connecting and advocating for Black Women globally through acts of kindness and Public Policy.
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By joining a global Black women’s public policy membership club, you have the chance to be part of a dynamic and influential community that actively works towards a more equitable and just world for Black women and girls.
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