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Originally Posted by chi-o_cat

I notice that the Wikipedia article lists Phi Sigma Pi as being “gender-inclusive,” which is great. But I looked at their website, and their diversity blurb doesn’t mention gender: “We embrace diversity – We are an inclusive organization, with students from numerous ethnic, socio-economic, and religious backgrounds that comprise the membership of our 130+ Chapters nationwide.”

Is Phi Sigma Pi specifically (or officially) more gender-inclusive than any other co-ed GLO, such as, say Alpha Phi Omega?

See

http://www.phisigmapi.org/files/Nati...resolution.pdf

(googled Phi Sigma Pi and "Gender Inclusive")