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Our News section celebrates the women who have shaped the legacy of Eta Alpha Pi Sorority, Incorporated®. From fearless trailblazers to quiet heroes, we honor those who’ve broken barriers, made lasting contributions, and left a meaningful mark on our sisterhood.
Whether affiliated with our Sorority or not, we recognize their impact with gratitude—because without them yesterday, there would be no us today.
Explore milestones, achievements, and highlights from our journey—and check back to see who joins the Notable Eta Pi list next.
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Note: Names without the prefix “Soror” represent inactive or non-affiliated women.
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Jacinta Williams was the first woman to serve at an elementary school reading to school students during an aftercare program. This broke ground for the Sorority to be impactful educationally in 2017.
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Sharon V. Jackson was the first woman to lead In bridging gaps between the Sorority and corporations by introducing us to a Fortune 500 company that would go on to launch internal efforts Sorority-wide in 2019.
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Soror Stephanie Ferrell was the first woman to introduce the Project Planet national program garnering 90% of the service work done in 2024 alone. She single-handedly launched this in 2023.
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Honorary Soror Kareece Bell-St. George and Honorary Soror Amy Diaz-Hatton made history as the first women to join the Sorority as a honorary cohort in 2024. Being the first to lend themselves to our future.
“We are the good news that we have been looking for. Demonstrating that every dusk holds a dawn disguised within it. Today, we don't burst into a new world. We begin it".
Amanda Gorman