Providence Alumnae Chapter is engaged in a variety of social action activities focused on enacting laws and polices to sustain and expand the rights and privileges of citizenship to all people and to protect the most vulnerable amongst us. These activities include:

• Active engagement in the legislative, executive, judicial and regulatory affairs of the nation
• Promoting enlightened citizenship by providing fact-based information to elected officials and voters
• Research and advocacy of critical issues
• Monitoring legislation at national, state, and local levels
• Voter registration, education, and mobilization
• Educating the public on public policy issues

The chapter not only aligns with the National Social Action agenda of the Grand Chapter but is very involved in public issues affecting the state of Rhode Island.  Delta Day at the Rhode Island State Capitol is an annual event in which members of the chapter spend a day state legislators focusing on policy issues. The sorority is active in voter registration and "Power in Your Voice Out" campaigns and continues to partner with the Rhode Island Coalition against Gun Violence.

Social Action Chair:  Regina Clement