
President’s Message
What am I going to do now? Why did this happen this way? How could this have happened? I’m excited for the future. It’s not
What am I going to do now? Why did this happen this way? How could this have happened? I’m excited for the future. It’s not
[row] [span6] I’d like to share with you the voices of ISAAC in our new brochure. They are powerful testimonies. Just click on the brochure
Beautiful new ISAAC bumper stickers are about to arrive! Your stickers will spread the word about our work, and help fund it at the same time! ($5 each) Thanks to Rabbi Matt Zerwekh for the wording on the sticker, Amy Peterson for great design work, Tobi Hanna-Davies for organizing and Steve Barber for inspiring and initiating the whole idea.
Michigan Senate Bill 442 would allow hidden, loaded handguns to be carried into schools, college classrooms and bars. It was voted out of Committee and will
Kalamazoo County school administrators and over 225 community members at nine organizations now better understand the impact of chronic trauma on children–and how we can respond more
In Kalamazoo black babies die 4X more than white babies. All the research on this disparity shows that the causes are not what you might guess—not income level,
You are invited to the next Housing Matters forum, where Ann Perry, Kay Perry and Tobi Hanna- Davies will describe their experience taking homeless individuals
Psalm 118:23 – This is the Lord’s doing; it is marvelous in our eyes. Oh what a night! This is exactly how I felt after our
The Urban Democracy Feast: Supporting Local Social Justice Projects Saturday, November 12, 2016 at 4:30 pm, at First Congregational Church Since 2015, a group
Clergy from many faith traditions and from across Kalamazoo County have come together out of concern over talk by some individuals of negative actions following
Be part of building the Beloved Community in Kalamazoo County and across Michigan. Your gift helps create equity!
“ISAAC has continually and steadfastly advocated for a better way to address youth violence in the City of Kalamazoo, and were instrumental in garnering our commitment to adopting a “Group Violence Intervention” Model.”
Chief Jeff Hadley, KDPS
“And what does the Lord require of you?
To do justice and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.”
– Micah 6:8