ISAAC Update

Mark your calendar and reserve your spot for some exciting opportunities coming up with ISAAC. As a member congregation of ISAAC (the interfaith network of over 30 congregations and organiza-tions working to advance social justice in Kalamazoo County), these events are open to you and you are invited and encouraged to attend.

  • ISAAC is offering two antiracism trainings with ERACCE https://www.eracce.org.
  • February 21st – 22nd will be an on-line introductory training for $200
  • March 6th – 8th will be the full 2.5 day in-person training in Lansing for $600
  • Funds are available to support the cost of the training for any-one who needs financial assistance. To register, to request financial assistance, and for other questions, email the ISAAC office at isaackalamazoo@gmail.com

ISAAC is very excited to announce that Layla Saad, author of the renowned book, Me and White Supremacy: Combat Racism, Change the World, and Become a Good Ancestor has accepted our invitation to offer a virtual fire-side chat with us on Saturday afternoon, March 16th (time TBA). Elder Doug King will be our host with Layla Saad for this amazing opportunity. Free copies of her book will be available from ISAAC. Many of our Peoples’ people have found her voice to be especially helpful in inviting them into deeper understanding of these concepts and exploring their impact in their lives. The book is organized as a 28-day guide to help readers, especially white people, to understand and identify the impact of white privilege and white supremacy in their lives and become better ancestors in shaping a better future for those who follow us. More details to come.