Fernando Ospina and Lillie Wolff Why do we need to talk about racism? First off, when we talk about racism, we are not just talking
Dr. Charlae Davis As a community, we showed up, we reflected, we voted and now it’s time to ACT! In February 2015, ISAAC decided to embark
Wendy Flora “Abandoned at birth by a father who didn’t want me. Visions of my mother being beaten still haunt me. But I broke my
Tobi Hanna-Davies, Mary Lewis & Ann Perry, Steering Comm. Members Election day is our big chance to change the story for 1200 schoolchildren who are
Rochelle Habeck The need for strengthening early childhood and education was strongly supported at the 2015 ISAAC Issues Convention and is one of three going
Steve Barber The importance of “Jobs” in our world was presented. “Who you are” is often defined by what you do. Jobs are connected to
Matt Weiler The energy in the room at this year’s Issues Convention was impressive to say the least. I was particularly delighted to see the
Andrew Alm The film clip we showed talks about a line that many families struggle to keep themselves above. This line is the poverty line. In
Rev. Linda MacDonald While public transit is no longer at the center of ISAAC work, the necessity for robust public transportation never lets up. Whether your
Racism, early childhood education, and youth violence prevention are the three issues chosen Thursday evening for the 24 congregations and organizations in ISAAC to work
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– Micah 6:8
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