Week 2- National/International Projects Flashcards
In the beginning, what did Zeta commit itself to serving?
Improving the health and welfare of children, youth, and their parents.
What project did Zeta sponsor during the first 45 years of existence?
A national juvenile delinquents project
What project was initiated in 1943?
The Housing Project, which was initiated to locate housing vacancies. The sorority assisted governments in securing housing for war workers during WWII.
What did the Zetas do in 1955?
Supported the 1954 US Supreme Court decision on school integration
What project was initiated in 1964?
The 6 point African project “Challenging Times” was proposed and jointly conducted by the chapters of the US and Africa.
What establishment was opened in Monrovia, Liberia in 1965?
The Domestic Science Center
What took place at the 45th Anniversary Boule?
The members voted to expand the national project to “Welfare, Education, and Health Services”
What is Operation Bootstrap?
Incorporated in the Ten Point program, which was launched in 1968. It was designed to develop sorors and parent/child relationships
What did the sorority and the US Department of Labor establish in 1967?
They sponsored “A Demonstration Project for Summer Urban Orientation & Work Experience for Rural Youth”
What’s the Stork’s Nest Project??
It was a program that was initiated in 1972 to increase the number of women seeking early prenatal care. Co-sponsored by the National Foundation of March of Dimes program.
What was the purpose of the Night of the Performing Arts program established in 1972?
To showcase gifted musicians of the arts and music
How did the sorority shift their focus in the 1980s?
They concentrated on the black families and minorities’ concerns. They participated in the Assault on Illiteracy Program.
What does Project ZIP stand for?
Zeta Investing in People
What is Project Zeta?
A program established in 1990 that was a substance abuse prevention program
What was the purpose of Zeta Phi Beta establishing a facility in Daytona Beach in Spring 1990?
To temporarily house female victims of substance abuse and their families while offering counseling services, education, and job training.