RUTHERFORD COUNTY ALUMNAE CHAPTER OF
Political Awareness and Involvement
The Suffrage March for Women's Voting Rights in March 1913 marked our organization's inaugural step into social activism, established a precedent that resonates today. Social activism is deeply ingrained in our organization's ethos. The committee functions as a non-partisan asset to the chapter, aiming to inspire members to engage more actively in the political sphere and fulfill their civic duties. The Political Awareness and Involvement Thrust strives to empower the chapter to maintain active participation in political matters at the local, state, and national levels.
Our Political Awareness and Involvement Programs
â–²Voter Registration
Our voter registration efforts aim to empower communities, particularly those historically disenfranchised, by encouraging eligible individuals to register to vote and participate in the democratic process.
â–²Delta Days at the State Capitol
This program serves as a platform for members of the sorority to engage in advocacy, civic engagement, and community outreach at the state level, providing an important opportunity to make our voices heard, advocate for meaningful change, and advance the collective interests of our community.
â–²MLK Annual March
This is a significant event organized by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. chapters across the country to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and to advocate for civil rights, social justice, and equality.
â–²Sorors in Political Office
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. has a long history of producing leaders who excel in various fields, including politics and government. Many sorors have held, and continue to hold, prominent positions in political office at the local, state, and national levels.