Since its founding in 1913, Delta Sigma Theta has distinguished itself as a public service organization that boldly confronts the challenges of African-Americans and, as a result, all Americans. Over the years, a wide range of programs addressing education, health, international development, and strengthening of the African-American family have evolved. In realizing its mission, Delta Sigma Theta provides an extensive array of public service initiatives through its Five-Point Program Thrust.

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⇣ Economic Development

The Brooklyn Alumnae Chapter's Economic Development Committee provides information and facilitates discussion regarding relevant local, state, and national financial topics with its chapter members and the community through workshops and other events. Learn More»

⇣ Educational Development

As an organization of college-educated women, Delta Sigma Theta plays an active role in the educational movement, seeking to inspire, motivate, and support the aspirations and achievement of youth and young adults. Brooklyn Alumnae Chapter’s Educational Development Committee conducts programs, activities, and projects designed to address the need for excellence in education. Learn More»

⇣ International Awareness & Involvement

Delta Sigma Theta has an extensive history of involvement in international issues, including human rights and developing infrastructure. We strive to increase cultural awareness in our local community as well as internationally and to have an impact in our global community and make the world a better place by conducting service projects to benefit those in need from diverse cultures and diasporas. Learn More»

⇣ Physical & Mental Health

Our Physical & Mental Health Committee works to raise awareness about the importance and benefits of lifestyle changes that affect longevity, morbidity, and mortality, identify organizational alliances for the sorority that will work to address pertinent health issues; and develop and implement health-focused programs within the sorority and the communities we serve. Learn More»

⇣ Political Awareness & Involvement

Delta Sigma Theta has been involved in social action since its inception as an organization. The Sorority’s first public act was in March of 1913. Our Founders marched in the historic Suffrage March under the Delta Sigma Theta banner. Though non-partisan in nature and purpose, Delta understands the importance of and the need for an informed electorate. Voter registration and voter education programs, workshops and seminars highlighting elected public official assessment and accountability are ongoing. Our chapter also provides voter registration and training to the community. We promote social activism, targeted advocacy, and ongoing education specific to current and evolving county, local, state, national and international issues. [Learn More»]