Arts & Letters
What is Arts & Letters?
The National Arts and Letters Commission was established in 1973, under the presidency of 15th National President Lillian Pierce Benbow. The ultimate goal of the Commission has been to boldly advance the black experience; highlighting the artistic contributions of African American people with an emphasis on positive roles of Black women. The Commission’s programming is carried out via chapters implementing the organizations national initiatives Delta Authors, Delta Red Carpet, DSTV and Music Ministry.
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Arts & Letters Committee Members
Jadrien "Jade" Allen, Chair
Long Beach Alumnae
Synthia Campbell
Tokyo Alumnae
Katrina L. Anderson
Los Angeles Alumnae
Y'Maia Jackson
Hayward Tri-City Alumnae
Valerie Roberts Gray
Vallejo Alumnae
Nicole Mattox
Sacramento Alumnae
Tommi Morgan
Pomona Valley Alumnae
Janice Semien
Los Angeles Alumnae
Vennita Shepherd
Century City Alumnae
Sydney Shepard
Collegiate Member
Pi Chapter
Camille Wyatt
Pasadena Alumnae
Horecee St Cyr
Century City Alumnae
Latosha Guy
Foothill Alumnae
Carliss McGhee
Los Angeles Alumnae
Red Carpet Events & DSTv
Each month, we will be highlighting movies that chapters are encouraged to support through sisterly activities. This month, chapters are being asked to host Red Carpet events for these two featured films. Be sure to take photos and post on social media using the hashtags listed above!
Farwest Arts & Letters
Black Barbie (2024)
The Forge (2024)
The Supremes at Earl's All You Can Eat (2024)
The Color Purple (2023)
Share Your Feedback
All Arts and Letters Chairs are invited to fill out, and submit the Event Recap Form after every Arts and Letters event their chapters host to let us know your thoughts.
