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Government & Civic Leadership

Celebrating Public Servants and Community Advocates

This award honors Black individuals who have contributed to public service, legislation, or civic engagement that uplifts communities in Washington State. Who Should You Nominate? Nominate a leader who:
  • Holds or has held public office
  • Has advocated for policies supporting equity and justice
  • Shows dedication to civic engagement or social reform
What Makes a Nominee Stand Out?
  • Legacy of leadership in civic life
  • Tangible policy changes or community improvements
  • Advocates for underrepresented voices
Include in Your Nomination:
  • Their position and area of service
  • Examples of leadership or advocacy
  • Personal or community impact

Complete the Nomination From

    Nominee Information

    Nomination Evaluation

    Scoring Instructions:Please rate the nominee on each criterion using a scale of 1 to 5, where:

    1 = Needs Improvement | 2 = Below Average | 3 = Average | 4 = Above Average | 5 = Exceptional

    1. Impact & Reach

    How significantly has the nominee influenced their community, field, or state? Consider depth and breadth of impact.


    2. Leadership & Initiative

    Has the nominee demonstrated leadership, innovation, or initiative in their work or service?


    3. Alignment with Category

    How well does the nominee's work align with the specific category's purpose and values?


    4. Community Endorsement

    Is there strong support or recognition from peers, community members, or organizations?


    5. Legacy & Sustainability

    Does the nominee's work have lasting value or potential for continued impact?


    Overall Evaluation

    Nominator Information