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This initiative helps to spread financial literacy throughout our local community. Our programs include our Financial Fortitude workshop series which span topics such as being financially prepared for life’s events, funding paths to higher education and entrepreneurship.
Our Educational Development programs include the Delta Academy for young ladies ages 11-14 and the Delta GEMS program for young ladies ages 14-18. We also sponsor the annual African-American Read-In and three scholarship funds: the Judith R. Harris Scholarship, the Margaret Carson Scholarship and the Lyon-Scott Scholarship.
Information about our Educational Development initiatives are below. Click on a topic to read more.
The Delta Academy provides an opportunity to enrich and enhance the education that our young ladies receive in public schools across the nation. A primary goal of the program is to prepare young girls for full participation as leaders in the 21st Century.
Delta GEMS was created to catch the dreams of African-American at-risk, adolescent girls ages 14-18. The program provides the framework to actualize those dreams through the performance of specific tasks that develop a “Can do!” attitude.
These programs are free.
For more information email info@abqdeltas.org.
Judith R. Harris was a dedicated member of Delta Sigma Theta. She served as the Executive Director of the Sickle Cell Council of New Mexico for 13+ years and she was an active member of the community, volunteering on numerous boards and committees– serving thousands of people throughout the state of New Mexico.
In 2010, the Albuquerque Alumnae Chapter began the Judith R. Harris Scholarship, memorializing her name in order to continue her work in the community by assisting local students with the cost of higher education.
If you have any question contact us at Scholarships@abqdeltas.org.
Margaret E. Carson was one of the first African-American teachers in APS, and during her 30 years of teaching she impacted many young lives.
She was a member of Delta Sigma Theta for 62 years, and helped to charter the Albuquerque Alumnae Chapter on March 18, 1967, making it the first African Greek-letter organization in the state.
In 2018, at the Golden Anniversary Celebration of the Albuquerque Alumnae Chapter, her family announced the Margaret E. Carson Scholarship.
If you have any question contact us at Scholarships@abqdeltas.org.
The Lyons Scott Scholarship was established by Albuquerque Alumnae member Dionne Rodgers to honor the most significant Delta women in her life. Her aunt, Connie Lyons, was the first member of Delta Sigma Theta in their family and dedicated over 30 years to public education as a teacher.
Dianne Scott-Rodgers, Dionne’s mother, inspired by her older sister Connie, was a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. for over 50 years. Like her sister, Dianne worked in public education for over 30 years as a school nurse. Despite being non-traditional students, both women had extensive careers in public education, which inspired Dionne to create this scholarship in their honor.
If you have any question contact us at Scholarships@abqdeltas.org.
Have questions about our scholarships?
Visit our Scholarship FAQs page.
It sometimes easy to forget how big the world is when going about your day-to-day. Our IAI Committee develops programming that helps to educate and inform our community of global happenings including World AIDS Day and helping the African refugee community in Albuquerque.
Our PMH Committee provides opportunities for our community to get fit through dance classes, cooking lessons and of course, our new Delta Bootcamp!
In January of 2019 we partnered with the National Institute of Health/Delta Research & Education Foundation All of Us Journey tour, educating our community on the importance of African-Americans and other POC in participating in clinical trials, leading to better advances in precision medicine.
Our Social Action Committee develops programs that educate, train, and support the community in becoming more politically aware and socially conscious. Programs include Delta Days at the State Capitol, candidate forums, and voter registration, education and mobilization.
The Arts & Letters Committee develops cultural awareness and art appreciation in the community.
Our partnership with Popejoy Hall has provided us with the opportunity to introduce our community to theatre through discounted ticket prices and sponsored seats for the youth.
St. Jude Walk/Run to End Childhood Cancer, the Roadrunner Food bank, Habitat for Humanity, Steelbridge, My Sister’s Closet, and the NAACP are just a few of the organizations we partner with to help make our city a better place.
Interested in helping us better serve our community? We gladly welcome community partners! If you are interested in partnering or sponsoring a program, event, or scholarship, contact us.
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