Huge thanks to everyone who helped make the 2016 Public Meeting so powerful! Special thanks to Amy Peterson and Charlae Davis’ Uncle Johnny for capturing
The three hundred people at the ISAAC Public Meeting at Mt. Zion Baptist Church on Thursday evening October 6, cheered enthusiastically for the new strategies
Those who attended the Public Meeting learned about the impacts of adverse childhood experiences (traumatic stress) on brain development, behavior and learning, and long-term health
The Youth Violence Prevention Task Force is currently working on the curriculum for the Future Leaders for Peace (FLFP) leadership development and youth community organizing
Examining Racial Disparities in Employment: Critical Cultural Competency A workshop for Employers and Human Resource Directors The Anti-Racism Task Force is asking local employers to
Your Presence Matters October 6! YOU are needed on October 6! The more people present, the greater our progress on creating an equitable community! “This
“ISAAC is a respectable, responsible, caring group of people who help to lead Kalamazoo in the right direction! They have also helped me get onto
[row] [span6] When you come to the ISAAC Public Meeting on October 6, can you bring disposable diapers (of any size), wipes or diaper creams?
Doug Davies’ contribution to work with young children is featured in the most recent “Infant Crier”, the newsletter of the Michigan Association for Infant Mental
Our task forces and their subcommittees have spent many hours discerning what policies and practices, based on our shared faith values, to advocate at the
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“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
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