Listeners of the Wake Up With Dee Morning Show were treated to an inspiring conversation as Dr. Dee Dawkins-Haigler welcomed Crystal Davis, President of the Atlanta Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., along with Tiffany Williams, First Vice President, and Myrna White of the Legacy & Unity Committee.
The discussion highlighted how collaboration, service, and leadership continue to strengthen communities throughout Metro Atlanta and beyond. The guests shared details about two major upcoming initiatives that reflect the chapter's commitment to community engagement, health equity, and empowering women.
One of the featured events is the highly anticipated Legacy & Unity Brunch, scheduled for September 12, 2026, at the Georgia International Convention Center. The event will bring together women from across the Divine Nine in a celebration of sisterhood, leadership, and collective impact. Attendees will hear from prominent leaders and participate in meaningful conversations focused on issues affecting communities across the nation.
A centerpiece of the brunch is the Woman King Panel, featuring distinguished women representing leadership, wellness, education, and public service. The event is designed to foster dialogue, inspire action, and demonstrate the power of collaboration among organizations committed to service.
The conversation also spotlighted the chapter's Passport to Health 5K Run/Walk and Health Equity Activation, taking place on September 26, 2026, along Atlanta's Westside BeltLine Trail. More than a race, the event is designed to promote healthy lifestyles while connecting participants with valuable wellness resources, community organizations, vendors, and health-focused programming.
The guests emphasized that health disparities continue to impact many communities and that initiatives like Passport to Health help raise awareness while encouraging individuals and families to prioritize their well-being. The event will feature community engagement opportunities, wellness resources, awards, and recognition programs aimed at advancing health equity throughout the region.
Beyond these signature events, the discussion highlighted the Atlanta Alumnae Chapter's ongoing commitment to scholarship, service, social action, and community partnerships. The guests shared how collaboration among civic leaders, organizations, and residents can create lasting change and improve outcomes for future generations.
Listeners who enjoy conversations about leadership, community impact, health, and empowerment will not want to miss this engaging interview.
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