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ISAAC staff and two representatives of each member congregation & organization meet to oversee the work of ISAAC. In the Dining Room of First Congregational Church UCC, on the corner of S. Park St. in[…]
Help expand public transit in Kalamazoo County. At Disability Network Southwest Michigan at the corner of Vine St. Contact Michele McGowan, 269-345-1516.
Dr. J. Louis Felton, former Pastor of Galilee Baptist Church and a founder of ISAAC, speaks on “Let Justice Roll Like a River.” Yolonda Lavender & DC from Truth Tone Records perform. Awards go to[…]
Why do we need to talk about racism? First off, when we talk about racism, we are not just talking about how we are as individuals. We’re talking about something bigger than just you and[…]
Help implement winnable policy changes to improve housing opportunities! In the Library of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. Enter from S. Park St. and use angled parking spaces. Contact Tobi Hanna-Davies, 269-345-9987.
Join us as we stand united against racism! Inspirational words, music, performances and organized action. Listen. Reflect. Heal. Stand. Act.
Ed Genesis is an artist, poet, musician, organizer, entrepreneur, and community leader. Born and raised in Gary, Indiana and moved to Kalamazoo, Michigan permanently in his early 20’s, his love of art/music, his passion for his people and community, and his gift of creativity are evident in all areas of his work. In October 2018 Ed Genesis released a song to accompany the campaign he was working on around school push out, entitled Junior High, which was distributed nationwide including on his own iHeart radio station, Spotify, and iTunes.
In 2017 Ed Genesis created Poetic Justice, a monthly open-mic that was hosted/led by 5 local poets. He has performed as well as hosted several events such as the Black Arts Festival, the Kalamazoo Poetry Festival, and the National Day of Racial Healing.
Ed Genesis is Lead Mentor and head of community relations at Speak It Forward where he teaches youth at Lakeside Academy, Starr-Commonwealth, and the Kalamazoo County Juvenile home healing through music and art. In 2017, he started WE ACTIVE! a community organization aimed at fighting against mass incarceration and the school to prison pipeline. The organization was recognized by the State of Michigan and presented with a Special Tribute by Representative Jon Hoadley for its work on Criminal Justice Reform and Mass Incarceration in the Kalamazoo Community. Ed Genesis has been a panelist and featured speaker in Washington D.C., Chicago, and Milwaukee. He has and continues to collaborate with artists local to Kalamazoo, youth included, to create music to address social justice issues. In 2018 Ed Genesis joined Truth Racial Healing and Transformation (TRHT). He leads the Racial Healing design team with a focus on healing justice and is also part of the Law Design Team.
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