Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Champions Legislative Change at California's Capitol

On May 18-19, the California State Capitol was alive with vivid shades of pink and green as Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. (AKA) assembled to champion both sisterhood and advocacy for crucial policy reform. The 26th California AKA Day at the Capitol, organized by the Far Western Region, focused on empowering members regarding pivotal legislative issues affecting Black communities. Established in 1908, AKA is the oldest Black Greek organization, committed to service, unity, and social justice.Participants included sorority members, legislators, and community leaders, all dedicated to advocating for vital concerns such as maternal health, educational equality, and voting rights. Noteworthy moments featured a collaborative session with NAACP California-Hawaii and remarks from State Superintendent Tony Thurmond, underscoring the essential role of Black women in leadership. The dedication to transformative change resonated profoundly throughout the gathering.