Tri Delta’s commitment to create an equitable and inclusive lifetime membership experience for Tri Delta’s Black, Indigenous and Sisters of Color by identifying and dismantling systemic racism; promoting education, understanding and healing; and fighting for equality and justice.
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Tri Delta Supports the National Civil Rights Museum
Tri Delta celebrated the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King by partnering with the National Civil Rights Museum as a Corporate Associate. Tri Delta is excited to financially support the museum and to join in its mission to share the culture and lessons from the American Civil Rights Movement and explore how this significant era continues to shape equality and freedom globally. The museum, located at the Lorraine Hotel in Memphis, TN –where civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968 — holds a special place in our Tri Delta hearts as many of our members visit the museum each year when we celebrate our partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, also located in Memphis.
Visit the MuseumKrystal Clark Named Chair of NPC Access and Equity Effort
This 14-member group has been formed to provide recommendations and guidance to the NPC Board of Directors, and its creation is an important step in helping eliminate the structural and systemic barriers blocking women from access to the sorority experience.
Read MoreGuiding Principles
- We will uphold our values, virtues and Purpose in all work related to diversity, equity and inclusion.
- We will remain brave, bold and kind alike to all as we approach this work with humility and steadfast love.
- We will act with accountability and provide transparency to our members.
Action Plan & Progress
LEADDD Now is guided by a comprehensive action plan designed to address systemic racism.
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