NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Members of The Bahamas Chapters of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated, along with visiting Regional and National members, painted a few legislative offices in Nassau red as they participated in various activities as part of their annual Bahamas Delta Days at the Capital (DDAC) 2024. The sorority members engaged in a parliamentary tour, legislative meetings, courtesy call, and a public education forum, to have their voices heard on important anti-crime bill amendments, address concerns about violence, and advocate for safer communities.
Under the theme, “Taking a Stand by Taking our Seats,” members of the sorority met with legislators on April 10th & 11th and advocated to have their voices heard on amendments to the Bail Act and the Anti-Gang Bill, crime in general, and to explore potential solutions to address this pressing issue in the country while reaffirming their uncompromising commitment to communities and the government.
With the guidance of the National Social Action Committee, Delta Days aims to initiate dialogue and foster tangible solutions by engaging with those in positions of power.
