Great news! “Group Violence Intervention” (“Ceasefire”) has the funding needed for implementation! The Kalamazoo Community Foundation has given Public Safety a grant for training and

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Regena Nelson will be our new co-chair of the EC&E Task Force. Regena is a member of ISAAC

Our task force is in the process of listening to people about racism in our community. We’re doing “one-on-ones” with people who lead our institutions

We are very excited about how much ISAAC has been able to accomplish recently.  See the impressive list of “ISAAC 2015 Accomplishments” and the “Testimonials about ISAAC” from

It’s an honor to once again serve as the president of ISAAC. Again, thank you to Pastor Matt Weiler for your dedication and service to ISAAC and our warmest blessings go out to you and your family.

Our leaders in ISAAC are a blessing to me. I would like to again send a special thank you to Pastor Matt Weiler for his time as President of ISAAC. Thank you Elder Doug King for graciously answering the call as you step into the President’s role!

The Youth Violence Prevention Task Force had a powerful start to the Future Leaders for Peace Initiative. Two youth leadership training sessions and two youth-led round table discussions were held in March.

The action is heating up for our Task Force and partners!

On April 5th, Task Force members CJ Jones, Ginny Middleton, Brenda Stubbs, and Rochelle Habeck car pooled to Lansing to attend the Michigan Power to Thrive (MPTT) Summit on Alternatives to Preschool and Early Care Expulsion, where we joined our partners from the Learning Network, Melissa Fish, Jared Volz and Sakhi Vyas.

Join us for dinner at Panera Bread on April 13th. 20% of meal proceeds will be donated to ISAAC. Please print and bring this flyer with you. We