Target 4: The Arts!
​AKA SLO Program 2018-2022
The Arts! Student Program

Sigma Lambda Omega (SLO) chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. will expose students to arts enrichment and culture by focusing on visual and performing arts and by showcasing talent through the exploration of writers, entertainers, and various other artists as a salute to the 1920’s Harlem Renaissance and the 1960’s and 1970’s Black Arts Movement. 
 
The program includes virtual and non-virtual arts events and activities.​
 
Program Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to both educate and inspire students interested in the Arts by providing them with an immersive experience through the exploration of African-American artists from these two eras, the Harlem Renaissance and the Black Arts Movements.

To learn more, download a sample of our curriculum map overview.
Sample Curriculum: The Arts! AKA SLO Program 2020-2022
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Interested in joining SLO's Arts Program?

​Requirements
  • Students (high-school 9th -12th grade).
  • Students must have parental consent to participate.
  • Admission is Free.  Limited number of students will be selected.
  • Unit 3 Drama and the Movements in partnership with NAACP Beverly Hills Hollywood Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological, and Scientific Olympics (ACT-SO).
  • Download the The Arts AKA SLO application and the ACT-SO Media Release Form to apply.
  • No longer accepting applications.
The Arts AKA SLO Application 2020-2022
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ACT-SO Media Release Form
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Congratulations
Sigma Lambda Omega Chapter
​ The Arts!

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Winner 1st Place Target 4 The Arts! Exemplifying Excellence in programming.
Our Partners
Special Highlights
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Poetry contestants with artist, Mr. Charles Bibbs (2019)
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Members of SLO at the NAACP Theatre Awards (2019).
Taj Jackson The Arts! Co-Chair and NAACP Member (left), Karla Kincaid NAACP Theatre Committee Member (center), and Michelle Watson NAACP ACT-SO and Theatre Committee Member (right) attend the 28th Annual NAACP Theatre Awards. The program information touched on the outstanding contributions of the Harlem Renaissance and the Black Arts Movement.