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The DVF Awards, supported by The Diller-von Furstenberg Family Foundation, are given annually to provide recipients with the exposure and resources necessary to extend their efforts on behalf of women all over the world. The DVF Awards were conceived by Diane von Furstenberg in 2010 with the goal of honoring women who have displayed leadership, strength, and courage in their commitment to their causes.

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Every year, each Honoree receives a $100,000 grant from the Foundation to further their work. [1] The inaugural DVF Awards were presented on March 13, 2010 at a ceremony hosted by Diane von Fürstenberg and Tina Brown at the United Nations on the closing night of The Women in the World Summit. [2] [3] Each year, two DVF Awards are given to women within The Vital Voices Global Partnership. [4] In addition, the Inspiration Award is given to a woman who has demonstrated strength and courage in the face of adversity, and is using her experience and influence to effect positive change.

The People's Voice Award is also given annually to a woman chosen from a field of nominees selected by The DVF Awards Board of Advisors and voted on by the public at DVFAwards.com. The Lifetime Leadership Award honors an individual who has dedicated her life and body of work to instilling in other women the courage to fight, the power to survive and the leadership to inspire. [5] Past recipients include U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Gloria Steinem, [6] Ingrid Betancourt, [7] Hillary Clinton, [8] Oprah Winfrey [9] and Robin Roberts. [10]

Presenters at The DVF Awards have included Meryl Streep, [11] Iman, [12] Olivia Wilde, Jessica Alba, Deborah Winger, Gabby Douglas, and Chelsea Clinton.

2023 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2023:

2022 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2022: [13]

2021 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2021: [14]

2020 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2020: [15]

2019 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2019: [16]

2018 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2018: [16]

2017 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2017: [16]

2016 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2016: [16] [17]

2015 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2015: [16] [18]

2014 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2014: [16] [19]

2013 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2013: [16]

2012 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2012: [16]

2011 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2011: [16]

2010 Honorees

The following are the honorees for 2010: [16]

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