Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. - Sigma Sigma Omega Chapter

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Come be part of an engaging discussion focused on the financial wholeness as we break down the 10 steps toward financial wellness and building a life of security and wealth in community.

Whether you are just starting your financial wellness journey or looking for renewed motivation, this conversation will offer encouragement and actionable insight.

🗓 April 19, 2026
⏰ 5:00–6:30 P.M.
💻 Location: Zoom

Scan the QR code on the flyer to register. For questions or accommodation requests, email [email protected]

Yesterday, Sigma Sigma Omega hosted our Founders’ Day Celebration, themed “Petals of Legacy… Honoring Sisterhood & Service.”

Flowers do not bloom alone. Each petal is connected, each layer intentional, each bloom the result of deep roots and careful cultivation. That is the beauty of sisterhood.

Our Founders planted seeds of scholarship, service, and sisterly love in 1908, and because of their vision, we continue to bloom generation after generation. Their courage became our roots. Their excellence became our standard. Their legacy continues to blossom through us.

A very special moment of our celebration was honoring our newest Silver Stars, sisters who have faithfully served Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated for 25 years:

- Mrs. Amelia Billingslea
- Dr. DeKisha Carter
- Mrs. Tamya Cox-Toure
- Mrs. Angela Griffis
- Dr. Amber Wiley

These remarkable women represent resilience, grace, and unwavering commitment. They are living petals in our garden of sisterhood, nurturing those around them and ensuring that our chapter continues to flourish.

We also took time to recognize chapter members who have gone above and beyond for Sigma Sigma Omega, sisters whose quiet dedication, tireless service, and steadfast love continue to strengthen our foundation. Their work may not always be seen publicly, but it is deeply felt throughout our chapter.

In sisterhood, we grow together.
In service, we bloom boldly.
In legacy, we remain forever rooted.

Here’s to the petals that came before us, the blooms among us, and the generations still to blossom.

💗💚 Happy Birthday, Madam President Tanya Ruffin-Mustin! 💚💗

Today we celebrate a woman of elegance, vision, and unwavering leadership. Your grace sets the tone, your wisdom guides our path, and your heart for service continues to inspire Sigma Sigma Omega to soar higher.

You lead with strength wrapped in compassion, excellence wrapped in humility, and purpose wrapped in pink and green. Because of you, our sisterhood grows stronger, our service grows deeper, and our impact reaches further.

On this special day, we are especially thankful and grateful that God is a healer. Your life is a testament that He is a miracle worker. We celebrate not only your birthday, but His healing power, His faithfulness, and His covering over you. We are grateful for His restoration, His strength, and the beautiful testimony you carry with grace.

May this year bring you the same joy, beauty, and brilliance you pour into others every single day. We are grateful for your leadership, your light, and your love for this chapter.

Keep shining. Keep leading. Keep elevating.

With love and sisterhood always,

💗💚 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. - Sigma Sigma Omega Chapter 💚💗

This week, Sigma Sigma Omega proudly honors and celebrates the life and legacy of Alice Walker, a literary giant, cultural truth teller, and fearless activist.

Born in rural Georgia, Walker rose above the barriers of segregation and a childhood injury to become her high school valedictorian and a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College. Her journey reflects resilience, brilliance, and unwavering determination.

In 1982, she made history as the first African American woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for her groundbreaking novel The Color Purple. Through her writing, she gave voice to Black women’s stories with honesty, depth, and power.

Beyond literature, Walker has long been a champion for justice. A participant in the Civil Rights Movement, she introduced and uplifted the concept of “womanism” to center the experiences of women of color. Her advocacy has also extended to peace efforts and animal rights, demonstrating her deep commitment to humanity and compassion.

Her words continue to move us:
“Activism is my rent for living on this planet.”

Today, we celebrate a Shero whose pen became a platform, whose courage shifted culture, and whose legacy reminds us that service, truth, and sisterhood matter.

Happy Birthday, Alice Walker. 💕💚
With love,
Sigma Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

💗💚 Sigma Sigma Omega Celebrates Excellence! 💗💚

Join us in congratulating our phenomenal Sister, Ayana Talley, on being named the 2026 Women of Color Expo Oklahoma City Impact Woman of the Year!

Ayana continues to lead with purpose, passion, and power, making a lasting difference in our community. This honor reflects her unwavering commitment to service, excellence, and uplifting others. We are incredibly proud to call her our sister!

She will be formally recognized at the
Women of Color Expo Oklahoma City Awards Luncheon

📆 Saturday, April 18, 2026
📍 Metro Tech Springlake Campus, 1900 Springlake Drive
⏰ 1:00 PM

Support Ayana and all other awardees and celebrate this powerful moment! Get your tickets at:
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Ayana, your impact is seen, your work is valued, and your light continues to shine brightly.

Sigma Sigma Omega Chapter was truly blessed to serve at Positive Tomorrows as part of our “AKA Day of Service.”

Our sisters had the opportunity to engage directly with students through meaningful lessons centered on the life, legacy, and ongoing work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., helping young minds understand the importance of service, justice, leadership, and love for community. The conversations were powerful, heartfelt, and deeply affirming for both the students and our members.

In addition to educational engagement, we were proud to donate ethnic hair care products to support the students of Positive Tomorrows, affirming their identity, confidence, and self-care. These donations were made with intention, recognizing that dignity and representation matter at every stage of a child’s journey.

The warmth, gratitude, and joy shared throughout the day reminded us exactly why we serve. The impact was felt on all sides, and we left inspired, energized, and grateful for the opportunity to pour into such an incredible community. This experience was a true reflection of service in action and sisterhood at work.