Delta Psi Delta Sorority's Alpha Chapter based in Canada's Capital City (Ottawa). Members from Carleton University, University of Ottawa & Algonquin College
09/15/2021
We are forever grateful for our 12 founding mothers who created an organization focused on Academics, Philanthropy and Sisterhood. Little did they know 30 years later this Sisterhood would go on to impact hundreds of lives. Happy 30 years to the Sisters of Delta Psi Delta, here’s to many more! 💜✨❤️
08/31/2021
Here is our *updated* Fall Recruitment calendar! We're buzzing with excitement to meet you! 🐝🍯✨
As the situation with COVID-19 continues to evolve, we will be determining locations closer to the events. For more information, click the link in our bio to join our Facebook group!
08/27/2021
We are buzzing with excitement to share our Fall Recruitment calendar with you! 🐝 🍯✨
As the situation with COVID-19 continues to evolve, we will be determining locations closer to the events. For more information, click the link in our bio to join our Facebook group!
12/21/2020
We are so excited to share our Groovy Winter Recruitment calendar with you! What event are you looking forward to?
11/01/2020
Please donate if you can 😊
10/28/2020
Our annual Trick or Eat event is different this year, but we'd still love your support in any way possible!
09/23/2020
The Sisters of Delta Psi Delta Alpha chapter stand against hazing of PNMs, NMs, and Sisters of any kind.
Sisterhood is about lifting each other up, not tearing each other down. We are an organization that encourages authentic relationships and supporting one another.✨
09/15/2020
On this day, 29 years ago, our Founding Mothers created an organization that has brought light into the lives of so many. Here’s to 29 years, and here’s to many more!🕊💜✨
09/07/2020
Chapter looks a lot different this semester but we’re so happy to be back✨
06/04/2020
June is Pride month. Given the current circumstances, we not only want to celebrate Pride and recognize those within our community but to specifically support those in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community who are black.
We see you, we support you and we stand by you.
Here are a few ways that we can support the communities hurting right now:
1. Learn more about the current climate and it’s history. Support our Black siblings in all fields of work. Search the internet.
2. Write your local politicians, or anyone who has any reach with their platform and ask how they are supporting anti-racist initiatives.
3. If you can, donate! Campaigns like the Minneapolis Freedom Fund and Black Lives Matter Toronto are working to help during these difficult times.
For more information on how you can support these hurting communities, visit the following link: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/
06/01/2020
Don’t stand by, stand up and speak up.