In 1934, Bro. Elmo M. Anderson called for the reconstruction of the social order while fighting against anti-lynching practices.  Today, Social Action is the heartbeat of our beloved fraternity and we should continue to honor our dear Bro. Anderson through meaningful and measurable activities.  Our communities need strong leadership with a clear BOLD vision and message from our great fraternity.  We need to continue to be the voice for the voiceless and work in the communities we serve to drive the most impact. We also need to ensure that we have a lens of equity when it comes to the partnerships that we have established.   Our Social Action program is segmented into four focus areas:  Brotherhood for Justice Reform, Healthy Communities, Safe Communities, and Voting Empowerment.