Zeta Phi Beta Sorority - Nu Lambda Chapter

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority - Nu Lambda Chapter is a vibrant student organization based at the University of California - Los Angeles, dedicated to fostering sisterhood and community engagement. As part of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated, an international historically black Greek-lettered sorority founded in 1920, the Nu Lambda Chapter carries forward a legacy of progressive action and social responsibility. The chapter operates with a clear mission to address contemporary societal challenges including poverty, health concerns, and systemic inequalities that affect communities throughout Los Angeles and beyond.

The organization prioritizes meaningful engagement over traditional elitism, focusing instead on substantive community service and advocacy. Members of the Nu Lambda Chapter work collaboratively to identify and tackle pressing social issues, drawing inspiration from the sorority's foundational principles established at Howard University over a century ago. The chapter maintains an active presence on the UCLA campus, organizing events and initiatives that bring together members and the broader community.

Leadership at the Nu Lambda Chapter includes dedicated signatories Maya Brown, Kyerra Jones, and Aja Nunn, along with advisor Emily Gale Oswalt, who guide the organization's strategic direction and community impact efforts. Through their work in Los Angeles, the chapter demonstrates commitment to the sorority's core values of progressive action, community service, and addressing health and social concerns. The organization serves as a platform for collegiate women to engage in meaningful sisterhood while contributing positively to the Los Angeles community and advancing the sorority's mission of social change.