Delta Nu Omega Chapter-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

The Enhance Our Family Committee supported the University Preparatory Charter School Mental Health Fair on May 30. The school had specific activities on mental health for their middle and high school and sorors facilitated workshops and served as volunteers.

The Connections Social Action Social Justice Committee collaborated with The Rochester Regional Health to host a Black Maternal Health Symposium on April 13, 2026. The event was at the Little Theater. Dr. Twila Dillion was the keynote speaker. Dr. Lisa Harris was one of five panelists to share powerful resources birthing mothers and families.

On Saturday,  April 11, five members of Delta Nu Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® participated in the 3rd Annual Black Maternal Health Walk-a-thon held at the Greece Ridge Mall. Asia Brown, Marshae Puryear, Yunoka Fair, Kamille Bollar and Karen Barkley averaged over 2,500 steps supporting advocacy and awareness of the Black Maternal Health crisis.

What A Wednesday! The rain did not stop those pretty girls of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Delta Nu Omega Chapter, from hosting a day of learning and fun at the Young Womens College Prep Charter School (YWCP) 

There were a variety of sessions: 

AKA History

Physical Health

Mental Health

Etiquette

Safe Dating

Career Readiness

College Readiness

Immediately following was the kickoff to the Prom Boutique 🩷💚

Girls were able to pick a prom dress, shoes, jewelry and a purse, free of charge! As a added bonus one lucky young lady won a free prom makeup session. 

is what we do! 



 

If you know a high school senior who plans on attending a college or university, please encourage them to apply to the N. Evelyn Brandon Memorial Scholarship. Online applications are now being accepted at nebscholarship.com. The deadline is April 15th. APPLY NOW!

During Black History Month, we celebrate leaders who continue to shape history. Kamala Harris made history as the first woman to serve as Vice President of the United States. Her journey reminds us that representation matters and that perseverance, education, and service can open doors for future generations.