Dr. Angela Harris, founder of The Black Kings and Queens Worldwide initiative, is making a significant contribution to sustainability by focusing on empowering and connecting the Black community.

Her contribution lies in the promotion of leadership qualities, spiritual and emotional development and the creation of long-term sustainable social structures within the community.

As a Social Hero, she receives the Golden Planet Award for strengthening the community through education, networking, spirituality and leadership.

On behalf of Dr. Angela Harris, Ms. Astrid Arens, Senator and President of the Voice Aid Association, accepted the award in her honor.

A central element of her work is the Black I Am Awards initiative, which honors black entrepreneurs and leaders to inspire future generations and promote economic and social sustainability.

Harris emphasizes that spiritual growth, personal responsibility and community development are essential pillars for a sustainable future for the Black Diaspora.

She believes that the connection to cultural identity plays an important role in sustainability. When individuals are empowered to embrace their roots and leadership roles, they are better able to contribute to stable social and economic systems that endure over the long term.