PROGRAMS and PROJECTS oF
Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc.
National PROJECTS
- Tutorials: working to eradicate literacy in our communities
- Career Exploration: help broaden youths’ awareness of career opportunities
- Toys U Can't Return: A teen pregnancy prevention project designed to help educate communities about teen pregnancy
- Iota Mothers Assistance Program (IMAP): designed to provide outreach services to meet the needs of teen and disadvantaged mothers
- Scholarships: Click on the tab at the top for more info.
- Youth (Future Iota Leaders): We help mentor all youth but we also have a youth group that we focus on as well with children ages 8-18
- Tutorials: working to eradicate literacy in our communities
- Career Exploration: help broaden youths’ awareness of career opportunities
- Toys U Can't Return: A teen pregnancy prevention project designed to help educate communities about teen pregnancy
- Iota Mothers Assistance Program (IMAP): designed to provide outreach services to meet the needs of teen and disadvantaged mothers
- Scholarships: Click on the tab at the top for more info.
- Youth (Future Iota Leaders): We help mentor all youth but we also have a youth group that we focus on as well with children ages 8-18
National PROGRAMS
- American Education Week: Members work in support of the National Education Association via its national theme to celebrate and embrace America’s public schools.
- Black History Month: Programs are designed to encourage youth and adults to understand the issues faced by African Americans, to share ideas and reactions, and to recognize African Americans who have had a significant impact on our nation and the world.
- Business Month: Iota’s capstone programs occur throughout the month of April. Activities focus on efforts to stimulate interest in business education and to recognize to those who have made outstanding achievements in the field of business.
- Founder's Day: Celebrated annually on the first day of June throughout Iotaland.
- American Education Week: Members work in support of the National Education Association via its national theme to celebrate and embrace America’s public schools.
- Black History Month: Programs are designed to encourage youth and adults to understand the issues faced by African Americans, to share ideas and reactions, and to recognize African Americans who have had a significant impact on our nation and the world.
- Business Month: Iota’s capstone programs occur throughout the month of April. Activities focus on efforts to stimulate interest in business education and to recognize to those who have made outstanding achievements in the field of business.
- Founder's Day: Celebrated annually on the first day of June throughout Iotaland.
