Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated Zeta Zeta Zeta Chapter

10/02/2026

It's Finer Friday 💙🤍

As part of our Finer Fridays series, we're sharing a little bit about ourselves; our stories, our careers and our Zeta Why.

Today, we are featuring the incomparable, Dr. Tami Benifield who we know affectionately as Boujeé Blu. Dr. Benifield works hard for ZZZ as our Program Director, as Chair of the Z Community Foundation and is currently the State Parliamentarian. 👩🏿‍⚖️

Dr. Benifield has been a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated for 3 years, but has served her community in various ways all her life. She takes Scholarship seriously. If you're looking for a list of scholarships to help put your student through school, she's your Soror! If you need support editing a document, she's your Soror! She reads Robert's Rules for funsies. Tami enjoys bringing people together, creating meaningful community projects, and making sure the work of Zeta leaves a positive impact.

Outside of Zeta, Tami is a part of several other organizations (tell us where you know her from in the comments). Tami is THAT Soror. Always willing to lend a helping hand to Sorors and Amicae, when you call, she answers. She can often be found in the community wearing her Blue and White with a smile. She has the best laugh, the way it bubbles up always makes us want to laugh too. Her pride and joy is her daughter, Kadi.

When asked what keeps her coming back to Zeta she said "seeing our Sorors come together to serve is what keeps me coming back, and I am grateful for the opportunity to help lead those efforts."

10/01/2026

📅 October is packed with opportunities to connect, learn, and have some fun! 🎉

Check out our upcoming chapter events this month and mark your calendars. We’d love to see you there! 👋🏾

Save the dates, share our fundraising links, bring a friend, and let’s make this a month to remember. 🩷💙

10/01/2026

Did you know? Nearly 300,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year, and 1 in 8 women in America will face it in their lifetime. While progress has been made, awareness alone isn’t enough.
For black and brown communities especially, the fight is even harder - resources and research haven’t always represented us. But Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated is working to change that.

💕 Your voice, passion, and support can make the difference. Together, we can ensure every woman has access to the screenings, support, and care she deserves.

✨ Don’t just wear pink - take action!
✔️ Get screened.
✔️ Get involved.
✔️ Make a donation.

👉🏾 Let’s fight for every woman, everywhere. Are you in?

09/28/2026

On this Gold Star Mothers and Families Day, we pause to honor the families of our fallen service members. We are forever grateful for your profound sacrifice and remain committed to keeping the memories of your loved ones alive.

To the Gold Star families in our community: If you would like to share a story or the name of your loved one, our comments are open to honor their memory.

09/26/2026

It's Finer Friday 💙🤍

You know Zeta, but do you know the Denver Zetas?

As part of our Finer Fridays series, we're sharing a little bit about ourselves: our stories, our careers, and our Zeta Why.

Today we present Dr. Julie Clockston! A Zeta since 2024 and a Denver native, Dr. Clockston always has a smile on her face and a kind word for others. She's the type of Soror who is ALWAYS in your corner and has your back, day or night! Don't let the So Sweet smile fool you though, Julie will smile and gather you at the same time. 😊

Julie is a tenured professor at MSU Denver, where in 2025 she became the first African American Black woman named President's Faculty Fellow. She's also a trauma therapist, expert witness, and the visionary author of Sistah Hooded, volume two on the way! 👀 When she's not changing the world, you can catch her visiting with her granddogs or grabbing coffee for a good chit chat. If you do call her for a coffee date, prepare for a ki!

Her greatest gifts are her four children, the Redwoods, and her survivorship. As a colorectal cancer survivor and ostomate, she wants you to know: get your colonoscopy at 45, or sooner with symptoms or family history. Early detection saves lives!

09/24/2026

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month

As busy as we've been this month, we cannot let the month finish out without sharing a little information to spread awareness about Sickle Cell Disease.

According to St. Jude:
-Sickle cell disease affects about 100,000 people in the U.S.
-SCD occurs in about 1 out of every 365 Black or African American births and 1 out of every 16,300 Hispanic American births.
-About 1 in 13 Black babies in the U.S. is born with the sickle cell trait.

09/24/2026

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month

As busy as we've been this month, we cannot let the month finish out without sharing a little information to spread awareness about Sickle Cell Disease.

According to St. Jude:
-Sickle cell disease affects about 100,000 people in the U.S.
-SCD occurs in about 1 out of every 365 Black or African American births and 1 out of every 16,300 Hispanic American births.
-About 1 in 13 Black babies in the U.S. is born with the sickle cell trait.

09/23/2026

Fourth Saturday of the month, you know where we'll be.
Packing sack lunches for the unhoused utilizing the Extraordinary Power of S.H.E.
Feel free to stop by, you can serve your community too.
Service is one thing the Denver Zetas will ALWAYS do.

09/23/2026

Pass the Torch.
Not the Trauma.

Our letters should NEVER be associated with humiliation, fear, or harm. They should reflect the very best of who we are: Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood, and Finer Womanhood.

Knowing the statistics is only the beginning. The real work is in examining what we normalize, questioning what no longer serves us, and making sure our actions consistently reflect the values represented by the letters we proudly wear.

Wear the letters with purpose. Protect our sisters with intention.

Join the conversation with us tonight for Moving Beyond Tradition | A Q&A with Rasheed Ali Cromwell as we continue challenging harmful practices and strengthening the Sisterhood we are responsible for carrying forward.

🔥 Pass the Torch, Not the Trauma.

09/20/2026

St Jude Walk Denver 2026