Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Welcomes New Honorary Members Class of 2026

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated welcomed a new class of honorary members on July 11, 2026, during its international Grand Boulé in Nashville, Tennessee. The induction ceremony recognized women for their substantial impact on their professions, communities, and society.

Honorary Membership is the sorority's highest distinction for non-members. The new class, Alpha Omega Chapter Class of 2026, includes figures from entertainment, public service, journalism, faith, advocacy, and entrepreneurship. Their selection occurred during the organization's premier international gathering, which assembled thousands of members and leaders globally.

Notable inductees include Grammy Award-winning musician Sheila E., anti-hazing advocate Pamela Champion, and Tennessee State Representative Karen D. Camper. The class also features gospel music producer and pastor Dr. Grisanthia "San" Franklin, and public relations executive Aliya Crawford, highlighting a diverse range of achievements.

The sorority's core principles emphasize Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood, and Finer Womanhood. The newly inducted members exemplify these values through their impactful work and dedication. Their inclusion underscores Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated's commitment to acknowledging and celebrating women who make significant contributions and inspire others.