Harris in collaboration with the National Organization of Black Elected Legislative (NOBEL) Women and Higher Heights Leadership Fund will host the event at the Vice President’s residence.
Alabama State Rep. Juandalynn Givan, will lead a group of leaders during a reception Thursday in Washington D.C. as Vice President Kamala Harris hosts Black women elected officials from across the nation.
Givan, who serves Alabama House of Representatives, District 60, is National President of NOBEL Women. The reception will feature remarks from Black women leaders and acknowledge those who have achieved milestones in their political careers and recognize their outstanding leadership and dedication to public service.
NOBEL is more than 380 black women strong and “like our acronym sounds, noble, distinguished, benevolent, dignified,” Givan said. “… We served as a catalyst to provide economic and social justice for all classes and races of people. We work actively to increase the number of Black women in elected office, and we are purposed to see this network of women grow. With partners in the fight such as Higher Heights for America, we will surpass this goal.
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