1. Scientific Trailblazer Award
Honors a leader whose work in science, medicine, research, technology, or public health has advanced knowledge, improved lives, or opened doors for Black communities and Black LGBTQIA2S+ people.
Help Pacific Northwest Black Pride recognize the visionaries, advocates, artists, institutions, and lifelong leaders whose work continues to move our communities forward.
These categories reflect the breadth of Black excellence across the Pacific Northwest. Nominees may be emerging or established leaders whose impact is visible through service, innovation, artistry, institution-building, or a lifetime of transformational work.
Honors a leader whose work in science, medicine, research, technology, or public health has advanced knowledge, improved lives, or opened doors for Black communities and Black LGBTQIA2S+ people.
Recognizes a champion whose grassroots leadership, organizing, policy advocacy, care work, or direct service has made a measurable difference in community wellbeing, justice, and empowerment.
Celebrates an artist, performer, creative, media personality, or cultural contributor who has used their gifts to inspire, entertain, and elevate Black pride, visibility, and representation.
Recognizes an organization, collective, business, or institution whose mission, programming, and leadership have created meaningful and sustained impact for Black LGBTQIA2S+ communities.
Honors an extraordinary individual whose lifetime of service, leadership, mentorship, and legacy-building has shaped generations and left an enduring mark on community, justice, and liberation.