BLACK GIRLS ROCK!
Celebrating the Beauty, Brilliance and Magic of Black Women
Black Girls Rock! is an organization and movement dedicated to empowering and celebrating Black girls and women through programs focused on leadership, education and cultural enrichment, fostering self-worth, pride and empowerment.
BLACK GIRLS ROCK! AWARDS
The annual awards show that celebrates and honors the achievements, contributions, and excellence of Black women across various fields, including entertainment, business, philanthropy, education, activism, and more.
BLACK GIRLS ROCK! EXPERIENCE
Immerse yourself in the BLACK GIRLS ROCK! EXPERIENCE. From the iconic Awards to film festivals, concerts, and tech summits.
BLACK CLOUD
TECH SUMMIT
A platform dedicated to nurturing the next generation of tech leaders and entrepreneurs of color. Our summit convenes prominent figures in STEM to discuss pathways in tech, emerging digital trends, and strategies for fostering diversity and inclusivity within the industry.
BGR! FILM FEST
The ultimate destination for Black women filmmakers and creators of color. Our film festival showcases independent films and media, ranging from narratives to documentaries, all centered around the power and creativity of Black women.
BLACK GIRLS BOND
A space that celebrates, curates, and enhances a way of life for women of color, rejoice in their magic, embrace their individuality, practice self-care, growth, and stay up to date with the latest styles, fashion trends and advancements in wellness and beauty.
BLACK GIRLS ROCK!® is a Cultural Powerhouse Resonating Across Generational and Geographical Audiences.
BLACK GIRLS ROCK!
BLACK GIRLS ROCK! has been at the forefront of advocating for the visibility and empowerment of Black women across various fields, from entertainment to corporate leadership. Grounded authentically in the culture, it fosters sisterhood while celebrating the brilliance and beauty inherent in Black women. Founded by Beverly Bond, this movement has become a global force, inspiring women of color to reclaim their narratives and define their own truths.