The Kalamazoo Alliance For Equality recently issued the below statement to all KAFE endorsed City Commissioners advocating the City of Kalamazoo to pass a similar resolution as East Lansing opposing the recent legislation by Rep. McMillin (HB 5039). To read more about the East Lansing Resolution, please click HERE. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ To: Equality Michigan Pride PAC endorsed candidates From: Amy Hunter, President, Equality Michigan Pride PAC Date: 10/26/11 Re: Local resolutions opposing HB 5039 Dear Equality [...]

 Policy to Practice: Why Diversity and Inclusion are good for business in Kalamazoo  September 15th, 6-8pm at the Borgess Lawrence Education Center, 1521 Gull Road, Kalamazoo.  As the financial, Educational, Health Services, and Scientific hub of Southwest Michigan, Kalamazoo’s leading employers remain on the forefront of variety. Through best hiring practices, internal employee welfare, and external community outreach; effective diversity policies are more important now that they have ever been. Kalamazoo is happy to welcome [...]

March 10th,  2011 KAFE Elects New Chair / Michigan is in trouble. Amy Hunter to serve as Chairperson /MI Senate Overturns Partner Benefits Dear KAFE Supporter, This last year was one of tremendous growth and change for KAFE. Fresh off victory with Kalamazoo’s non-discrimination ordinance in 2009, Kalamazoo Alliance For Equality jumped into electoral politics in a big way. With your help, we launched and ran a terrific mid-term election effort to support local and [...]