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SAVE THE DATE

November 7, 2026 | Tenaska Event Hall

Omaha, Nebraska

Celebrating connection, community, and collective power

The KiKi — IBBG’s signature brunch bringing together Black women, femmes, and girls (and the communities that love them) to connect, reflect, and invest in the future.

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What is the KiKi?

[kee-kee] – A social gathering, often for the purpose of casually kicking back, fellowshiping, and sharing stories.

The KiKi is where IBBG  began. What started as a networking brunch in 2017 has grown into an annual celebration of culture, joy, and systems change. Today, IBBG is a multimillion-dollar organization advancing economic opportunity and reproductive wellbeing. 

This event continues to honor our origin story, rooted in care and community!

A look back at last year’s event

200+ attendees 


10 small business vendors


Keynote: Tatyana Ali, actress, maternal health advocate, and founder of Baby Yams

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IBBG  serves as a collective for Black women, femmes, and girls to actualize their full potential to authentically be — through autonomy, abundance, and liberation.

When you support The KiKi, you’re investing in more than an event. You’re helping fund year-round programs, community advocacy, and critical systems change across Nebraska. Your presence (and your partnership) helps us build a more liberated future for all.