The resolution honors Veronica Very, the founder of Wonder of Women International and the WOW Gallery, for her significant contributions to the Black community through her "Dear Sista, I See You" Healing Art Exhibition in Downtown Seattle. Her work emphasizes the importance of Black women, Black love, and community healing, creating inclusive spaces that resonate with individuals from diverse backgrounds. Ms. Very is recognized not only for her artistic vision but also for her roles as a speaker, teacher, and writer, inspiring others to reclaim their power and heal from systemic traumas through storytelling and art.

Additionally, the resolution highlights Ms. Very's numerous accolades, including awards from the Puget Sound Business Journal and the University of Washington, acknowledging her impact as a leader in business and community advocacy. Her partnership with visual artist Hiawatha D. further exemplifies her commitment to healing justice and the transformative power of Black love. The House of Representatives of Alabama commends her for her resilience and creativity, wishing her continued success in her future endeavors.