08/14/2026
National Civic Engagement Days is a nationwide, nonpartisan initiative celebrating civic participation and the power to strengthen our communities and democracy. This is a great chance for chapters to engage residents, build community partnerships, and connect individuals with trusted civic resources as part of our voter engagement strategy. Through education, outreach, and service, we can help ensure our communities are informed, prepared, and empowered to participate in the civic process.
08/11/2026
Congratulations Soror Polote & Soror Houser!
Congratulations to the newly elected Southern Regional Officers: Regional Director Sabrina Polote, East Point/College Park Alumnae and Regional Representative Lindsey Houser, Kappa Upsilon. Congratulations, Sorors!
08/08/2026
The Montgomery (AL) Alumnae Chapter proudly represents at the 50th Southern Regional Conference. Learning and doing Delta Business.
06/19/2026
Happy !
Today we honor the legacy of the last enslaved African Americans in Texas who were finally informed of their freedom, some two and a half years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. It was those people, and the generations of Texans who came after them, who made the bold declaration to celebrate this day, marking a reality we know far too well in this country: freedom may be delayed, but it will never be denied.
Though our fight for freedom sadly continues, today we pause to celebrate and embrace the joy of our ancestors who believed in the possibilities of a more promising tomorrow. And in that joy, we remain anchored, steadfast in our pursuit of true freedom and justice for all.
06/09/2026
🇺🇸✨ Juneteenth is more than a date—it’s America’s Second Independence Day.
In this powerful episode of MAC-DST Dialogues, host Cossaundria Edwards sits down with policy analyst and adjunct professor Dr. Regina Moorer for an insightful conversation on the history, significance, and lasting impact of Juneteenth. Together, they explore the resilience, culture, and extraordinary contributions of African Americans that continue to shape our nation.
🎙️ Don’t miss this meaningful discussion.