ISAAC
Help expand public transit in Kalamazoo County. At Disability Network Southwest Michigan at the corner of Vine St.
Contact Michele McGowan, 269-345-1516.
Elected officers meet to plan for the ISAAC Leadership Board meeting. In the Library of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.
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.
Help end cuts to K-12 education, and increase quality early childhood programs in our county.
Contact Brendan Flanagan, 341-4213.
Help improve youth opportunities on the Eastside.
Call 269-341-4213
Help expand public transit in Kalamazoo County. At Disability Network Southwest Michigan at the corner of Vine St.
Contact Michele McGowan, 269-345-1516.
Elected officers meet to plan for the ISAAC Leadership Board meeting. In the Library of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.
Help restore cuts to K-12 education and increase high-quality early childhood programs and parent education in Kalamazoo County.
In the Library of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. Enter from S. Park St. and use the angled parking spaces.
Contact Vanessa Miller, 269-341-4213.
Build a more just community!
Public Meeting! SAVE the DATE
Thursday October 9th at 6pm
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
120 Roberson St at N Burdick
Youth Violence Prevention – Housing – Early Childhood & Education – Transit
269-341-4213
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.
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.