Auxiliaries

The Phi Kappa Zeta Chapter supports three youth groups—Pearlettes (4-8), Amicettes (9-13), and Archonettes (14-18)—instilling leadership, scholarship, and service in young women. We also collaborate with the Amicae, who support our initiatives, and the Zeta Male Network (ZMN), which connects role models and community leaders to enhance our programs. These efforts strengthen our community impact, as our chapter remains committed to creating lasting, positive change.

Amicae

In 1947, under the leadership of Soror Lullelia Harrison, Zeta Phi Beta established the first Amicae chapter in Omaha, Nebraska, recognizing the importance of fostering goodwill with women outside Greek-letter organizations. Zeta Phi Beta became the first sorority in the National Pan-Hellenic Council to form an auxiliary group, expanding its community impact.

Archonettes

Archonettes are high school women who embody the values of scholarship, sisterly love, and community service.

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Amicettes

Amicettes are girls ages 9 to 13 who are committed to the core values of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority and show strong leadership potential through community service.

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Pearlettes

Pearlettes are young girls under 9, mentored by members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., with the goal of inspiring them to become outstanding leaders in their community.

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Zeta Male Network

The Zeta Male Network is the fifth auxiliary of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. It was established in 1996 during the administration of the 20th International President, Jylla Tearte, PhD. As role models and community leaders, the men who comprise the Zeta Male Network provide much-needed support to Zeta programs and service projects