We are pleased to announce the Cerese D Atlantic Region Jewelry Collection! Sorors can order from the general and Atlantic Region collections. The region earns a percentage of all proceeds from the sale of items from the AR Collection!
SAVE THE DATE...You are invited to A Night to #EmbraceTheExtraordinary A Grand Reception for Dr. Stacie NC Grant, International President & CEO of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. More details to follow. See you there! #AGrandReception1920 #atlanticregionzetas#zphibpzz #scholarship
The Sorors, Amicae and Youth Auxiliaries of the Astounding, Amazing, Awesome, and Trendsetting Atlantic Region congratulates Soror Dr. Stacie N.C. Grant on being elected the 26th International President & CEO of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated!
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We are proud to announce our 26th International President of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Stacie N.C. Grant! Please celebrate with us!
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Meet the charter members for Omega Phi the 1st Black Greek-lettered sorority represented at Caldwell University in New Jersey! MRD & NJ State Director Titessa D Smith were in attendance. Looking Finer Sorors! 💙🕊
On January 29, 1926, 8th National Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated President Violette (Neatley) Anderson became the #FIRSTAfricanAmerican female attorney admitted to practice law before the United States Supreme Court. #ASisterhoodOfFirsts Happy Violette Neatley Anderson Day!
Our Regional Director Gina Merritt-Epps will be receiving the Legacy Award for Community Partnership on the behalf of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. at @mydfree Legacy Gala! 💙🕊
Congratulations to 2-time SEC player of the year, our Soror, @rhyne.howard from @universityofky, on being the number 1 pick in the WNBA draft for the Atlanta Dream!!
We see you, Soror!
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Please join the women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. as we congratulate Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on becoming the 1st Black Woman Supreme Court Justice. This is an important step toward making the Supreme Court look more like the nation as a whole.
Join us as we highlight autism acceptance during the month of April. This year’s theme is the Faces of Autism. The theme’s focus aims to move forward with acceptance while debunking the myth that autism has a look.