The mission of social action in Delta Sigma Theta Sorority is to promote leadership, advocacy, and empowerment to effect social change and public policy.
Though non-partisan in nature and purpose, Delta understands the importance of and the need for an informed electorate. Delta’s concern for the public’s “need-to-know” and the enfranchisement of all Americans has been the philosophical basis for public service programs in this area.
Voter Registration Drives
No one left behind: Suffolk Alumnae Chapter rallies for voter registration to ensure everyone is eligible to vote, VOTES!
Be A Poll Worker
It takes hundreds of enthusiastic and trained election officers to help ensure that we have efficient, lawful, and well-run elections. We need your help – please consider applying today!
Delta Days at the General Assembly
Delta Days at the General Assembly allows members from across Virginia to meet with their legislators in Richmond, VA and discuss issues affecting their community.
Delta Days at the Nation’s Capital
Delta Days at the Nation’s Capital allows members from all over the United States to meet in Washington D.C., to not only meet with their delegates but attend various workshops and learn pertinent information to take back to their community.
Restoration of Rights
Within the state of Virginia, anyone who has been convicted of a felony automatically loses their civil rights. The use of the Restoration of Rights, based on eligibility allows citizens to have their civil rights restored. If you know someone who needs to have their rights restored and would like more information, please visit https://restore.virginia.gov.
For more information or questions about the Social Action Committee, please contact the Social Action Chair – sacdst64.saction@gmail.com