Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. has been committed to service through social action since our founding in 1913. Our 22 Founders participated in the Suffrage March of 1913, just two months after establishing the Sorority, and our members have been at the forefront of social and political struggles ever since.
Chapters and members are engaged in a variety of social action activities focused on enacting laws and policies to sustain and expand the rights and privileges of citizenship to all people and to protect the most vulnerable amongst us. These activities include:
Active engagement in the legislative, executive, judicial and regulatory affairs of the nation
Promoting enlightened citizenship by providing fact-based information to elected officials and voters
Research and advocacy of critical issues
Monitoring legislation at national, state, and local levels
Voter registration, education, and mobilization
Educating the public on public policy issues
Encourage Deltas to run for elected office
2024 SOCIAL ACTION ISSUE PRIORITIES
Civic Engagement and Voting | Economic Justice | Education
Environment Justice | Health Equity | Reimaging Public Safety | Reproductive Justice
FARWEST CHARGE
Healthy Food Access | Reparations | Reproductive Health
Recognition of the Honorable Shirley Chisholm | The CROWN ACT
TRACY AREA ALUMNAE CHAPTER
Local & State Priorities
Access to Affordable Housing | Public Safety | Mental Health | Voter Outreach
CHAPTER INITIATIVES
Community Voter Registration Drives | Candidates’ Forum Collaboration
CA Reparations Task Force|Mental Health Advocacy
High School Voter Outreach | CA Legislative Engagement & Advocacy
Local Government Policy & Issue Tracking | Delta Days in Sacramento
Social Action Leadership
Co-Chairs: Chanelle Brown & Stephanie Wright