A powerful celebration of leadership, resilience, and community impact took center stage at the 3rd Annual Queendom Awards, where five influential women were honored for their extraordinary contributions. The event, now a cornerstone in recognizing local excellence, brought together community members and leaders to spotlight the work of these remarkable women whose dedication continues to uplift and inspire.
Representing the High Desert, Community Liaison Paul Marsh was in attendance to support and recognize this year’s honorees.
“This event is not just about honoring women—it’s about honoring vision, courage, and the power of influence,” said Marsh. “These women have made a measurable difference, and it was a privilege to witness their recognition.”
This year’s honorees include:
- Connie Williams
- Tasha Champion
- Dr. Aleka Jackson Jarrell
- Dr. Kenisha L. Williams
- Iris Ivette Munoz Gutierrez
Each awardee has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to service, leadership, and empowering others—qualities that truly define a queen in her community. From advocacy and education to entrepreneurship and mentorship, these women exemplify excellence in their fields and compassion in their communities.
As the Queendom Awards continues to grow in both prestige and participation, it remains a vital platform for highlighting the often-unsung contributions of women making real change.
Congratulations to this year’s honorees. Their achievements remind us all of the transformative power of purpose-driven leadership.
