ISAAC

Last month the Anti-racism Task Force met with Jacob Pinney-Johnson from SHARE. The Society for History and Racial Equity (SHARE) is a Kalamazoo organization that explores the history of racism in Kalamazoo, along with organizing events such as the annual Summit on Racism…

As ISAAC focuses on becoming more sustainable and less dependent upon grants, we are ecstatic and feel so blessed for the generous contributions given during our 2015 End-Of-Year Campaign.

ISAAC 15th Anniversary Banquet – “Let Justice Roll Like a River” with ISAAC co-founder Dr. J. Louis Felton, keynote speaker and Truth Tone Records performers

You can be a part of this work to “do justice” (Micah 6:8) in our community. Your participation and gifts help ISAAC create support for policies that give opportunity to all people in Kalamazoo County and across Michigan.

Pictured are some of the participants at the 2nd meeting of the Community Discussion to Build a Local Early Childhood Policy Agenda, organized by the Raising Kalamazoo County Partners (United Way, County Health & Community Services, ISAAC, and others) and held on January 25th.

ISAAC is excited to welcome Pine Island Presbyterian Church, under the leadership of Rev. Sara Dorrien-Christians, as a new Member!  Pine Island Presbyterian Church.

I am always astounded when I see Romans 8:28 unfold in my life. The scripture states that: “…all things work together for good….” After learning that our

It is my pleasure to introduce our new Development Consultant, Lauren Fitzmaurice.  In November 2015, ISAAC’s Leadership Board voted to offer Lauren a year-long contract to work on issues of organizational sustainability

At the end of this month of I will be attending, along with three members of my congregation, the ERACCE intensive training called Understanding and Analyzing Systemic Racism.

What a way to start the new year!  We have just heard that our March 12 Banquet speaker cannot come after all, and we haven’t been able to find a strong replacement!