Annie Lennox OBE

In 2007 Annie released her album, Songs of Mass Destruction to critical acclaim. The album featured SING a song featuring 23 of the world's most successful female superstars, invited by Annie to appear on the record to help draw attention to the HIV AIDS pandemic. The SING campaign continues to raise funds and awareness. In addition to the SING campaign, Annie is an Ambassador for UNAIDS, Oxfam, Nelson Mandela's 46664 Campaign, Amnesty International, The British Red Cross, London as well as supporting numerous other organisations. In 2011 Annie received an OBE for her outstanding work and dedication as a humanitarian across the world.

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The most successful female British pop musician in history, Annie Lennox uses her unique voice to fight stigma and bring about change. A tireless campaigner against HIV/AIDS in South Africa and its impact on women's and children's lives, she openly shares her experiences in South Africa and her fight against the HIV/ AIDS epidemic at prestigious worldwide events.

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Annie Lennox is a highly motivational and passionate speaker who powerfully and emotively explains the action everyone can take in fighting the pandemic. Drawing on her talents, she combines music and film to put a human face on the crisis and emotionally connect people to the cause.

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She presents in English.

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• Aid for Africa
• Fighting Aids
• Why I am an HIV/AIDS Activist
• Human Rights

• 2011
  Annie received an OBE in the New Year's Honours List for her humanitarian work
• Women For Women International Making a Difference Award
• The Daily Record "Entertaining Hero Award"
• Humanitarian Award at the NARM Convention
• The Nordoff Robbins Silver Clef Award
• 'Lifetime Achievement' Award at the 'Inspiration Awards' for Women
• 2010
  Award for Global Defence of Human Rights
• 2008
  Awarded the Services to Humanity Award by the British Red Cross