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Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women—and its impact is even greater among marginalized communities. Black women are more likely to develop heart disease at younger ages, and women ages 20–39 are seeing rising rates of high blood pressure and heart-related conditions. Many symptoms are overlooked, misdiagnosed, or dismissed, delaying life-saving care. Today, we stand in awareness, advocacy, and action. Knowing the signs, prioritizing prevention, and demanding

Our National Madam President Shakenia Tate, along with National Madam Vice-President Nerisa Adams, and Madam National Treasurer Shirley Oscar were in the attendance at the Inauguration of the 24th International Grand Council of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc. Madam President reflected on the weekend's events: " We had the opportunity to connect with the leadership of IPT and share meaningful conversations about how we can move forward together in purpose, service, and collabo