POLITICAL AWARENESS & INVOLVEMENT

POLITICAL AWARENESS and INVOLVEMENT

Under Political Awareness & Involvement we develop, plan, and execute social action initiatives and programs in the communities we serve to promote social action, political awareness and community development.

These include:

Political Awareness and Involvement
- Voter Registration and Legislative Forums
Social Action
- NAACP
- Delta Day at City Hall
- Delta Days in Annapolis
- Delta Days in the Nation's Capital

The objectives:

To increase voter registration and participation among males and females 18 years of age or older who are citizens of the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
To address legislative issues that impact the communities that the chapter serves.
To promote leadership, advocacy, and empowerment to effect social change and public policy in areas of Education, Economic Development, International Awareness, Physical and Mental Health, and Political Awareness.
To provide support to the local NAACP chapters represented by the members of Cambridge Alumnae chapter.

For additional information, please email socialactioncambridge@gmail.com

NAACP Candidates Forum Participants NAACP along with their partners (including CAC) and the candidates pose for a picture.	Delta Day Easton CAC Members who attended Delta Day in Easton.
Delta Day Easton CAC Member Dr. Lois McCoy providing Easton Town Council with CAC brochures.	Delta Day Easton CAC 1st Vice President, Tara Newman-Bell speaking to the council.
Delta's Meet with Andy Harris' Rep Members of Cambridge Alumnae, Princess Anne Alumnae, and Harford County Alumnae meet with Rep. Andy Harris' representative during Delta Days in the Nation's Capital.	CAC and PAAC members CAC and PAAC members meet with Andy Harris' representative.
Delta Day In Annapolis CAC and the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland, including Delegate Sheree Sample Hughes, who represents Wicomico and Dorchester Counties.	DDIA4
Delta Day in Annapolis 2018 CAC and PAAC with Senator James Mathias who represents Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester Counties.	Delta Day in Annapolis 2018 Members of Cambridge Alumnae at DDiA 2018; Victoria Jackson Stanley, Social Action Chair, Tosha Deal, President, and Tara Newman-Bell, 1st Vice President
Delta Day at City Hall On October 10, 2017, during its first Delta Day at City Hall event, the City Council of Cambridge unanimously voted in favor of and Mayor Victoria Jackson-Stanley signed our proclamation, declaring that October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month in the city of Cambridge. The chapter also announced its partnership with Mid-Shore Council on Family Violence to work to eradicate domestic violence in our communities.	Members of CAC at City Hall
CAC with MSCFV CAC President, Tosha Deal stands with Mid-Shore Council on Family Violence Executive Director, Jeanne Yeager to provide detailed statistics regarding domestic violence on the Eastern Shore of Maryland's Mid-Shore area.	#socialaction Tosha Deal, President CAC with Senator Ben Cardin at Delta Day in Annapolis. #socialaction
#socialaction Cambridge members hosting a voter registration drive.	#socialandpoliticalaction Cambridge Alumnae cohosted a voter's registration and education forum in Talbot County. Members from Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., the Talbot County Branch of the NAACP, Talbot County Council members, legislative members, and the board of elections came together to discuss the issues and challenges with getting the community involved in the voting process.
#socialaction Wicomico County CAC members hosting a Voter's Registration Drive #socialaction	CAC at The Capitol