Chi O is pro life

Chi Omega Nationals

Dear Sisters,
Today, with the announcement of the
Supreme Court's decision on Dobbs
v. Jackson Women's Health Organization,
a wide range of emotions are being
expressed across the country and within
our Chi Omega community. As you well
know, Chi Omega was founded to be a
supportive network of like-hearted
Sisters even when there is deep division
of opinions. Now is a time to place
friendship and support at the center of
our Sisterhood as each of us processes
her own feelings and experiences, some
of which are deeply personal.

With nearly 400,000 initiated Sisters
from all walks of life, Chi Omega will
never be able to represent one,
single viewpoint, nor will our
organization ever be a single-issue
advocate. The reality is that our
Fraternity is comprised of women who
hold beliefs along a wide and complex
spectrum.

A time such as this can be challenging
for an organization that welcomes
women of varied backgrounds,
perspectives, and beliefs. It is worth
remembering, and celebrating, that in
1895 our four female founders, each
unique and remarkable, came to Chi
Omega with a symphony of differing
interests, experiences, and perspectives
seeking a female space of safety,
encouragement, community, and
Friendship. True friendship allows for a
diversity of thought, exhibits mutual
respect, and is committed to
basic civility.
As our Symphony wisely states, each of
us must determine that "course which
occasion and conscience demand."

That is Chi Omega Sisterhood
at her best.