Veronica Very is recognized for her significant contributions as the founder of Wonder of Women International and the WOW Gallery, as well as for her role in creating the "Dear Sista, I See You" Healing Art Exhibition in Seattle. Her work is celebrated for its focus on healing, education, and liberation, particularly within the Black community. Very is acknowledged as a compelling speaker, teacher, and writer who encourages individuals to embrace their power and purpose, facilitating healing from racial and emotional traumas through art, storytelling, and community engagement.

Veronica Very has been honored with several awards for her leadership and influence, including recognitions from the Puget Sound Business Journal, the Seattle Storm, the University of Washington, and the 2023 Soul Cafe Awards. Her dedication to healing justice is further exemplified by her partnership with visual artist Hiawatha D., with whom she promotes the power of Black Love as a transformative force for societal health and well-being. The Alabama House of Representatives resolves to honor and commend Veronica Very for her impactful work and wishes her continued success in her future endeavors.