Author, media personality, activist and mom, Aziza Kibibi
educates and inspires, while raising awareness on the prevalence and prevention of child molestation, incestuous abuse and domestic violence. She is currently working on a novel, a self help
book, and a screenplay exploring the historical impacts of slavery
on black relationships. Aziza has been featured on Investigation Discovery, ABC, PIX11, FOX5, in Glamour magazine and various other media outlets.
She has been invited to speak and make appearances at churches,
schools, colleges, radio shows and conferences, and has been a guest on various blogs and a guest writer on popular blogs where Aziza uses her testament to inspire and motivate her
audience. As the founder and CEO of Precious Little Ladies Inc. (PLL), a
social progression organization that combats child molestation
and abuse, domestic violence, incestuous abuse and sexual
assault by strengthening the bond between mother and
daughter, Aziza has helped thousands locally, nationally and internationally through the
organization's programs, events and awareness raising campaigns.
Through independent and collaborative efforts, Aziza is responsible for bringing services to the
community that assist victims and survivors of abuse, while also developing preventative
measures to reduce occurrences. In 2018, PLL in partnership with William Paterson University,
went to Vieques, Puerto Rico to assist in Hurricane Maria recovery efforts. There, Aziza shared
her experiences to raise awareness, and donated items from PLL's Girl We've Got You
Covered! program. Aziza's achievements have been recognized by Soroptimist International, The
Association of University Women, New
York Women In Communications Incorporated, the cities of East Orange and Orange NJ, The Attorney General's Office of New Jersey and various other organizations, for
her work in the community. Through her blogs, conferences, workshops, YouTube channel and podcast, Self Published, she reflects on and offers insight and advice on coping with adversity and addressing issues that
affect the community; while opening up to the public about her
experiences, issues pertaining to all things feminine, relationships, her
love for her Creator, world and life exploration, and raising her children
who are also her brother and sisters. Aziza's vibrant outlook
on life is contagious and her experience on how to navigate
it is un