A Message From Narda

Check out our new video!  Narda Beauchamp, a mother of five and resident of Kalamazoo, took the time to explain why voting YES on ordinance 1856 is so important to her, and her family.

There are so many ways to support a YES vote and get involved during this crucial period.  Call 269-903-2277 for more information or click here to let us know how you can help out.

Students Rally for Equality Prior to One Kalamazoo Fest

On Sunday, October 25 at noon, the One Kalamazoo Student Action Team will be leading a rally at the Western Michigan University Peace Center.  The rally will feature remarks from:   

• David Anderson, City Commissioner
• Stephanie Moore, City Commissioner
• Terry Kuseske, Candidate for City Commission
• David Garcia, Executive Director of the Resource Center
• Other community leaders and elected officials  

Following the rally, students will march to The Strutt (773 W Michigan Ave.) to join One Kalamazoo Fest, beginning at 2pm.   

One Kalamazoo Fest, the music festival to support equality, will be held Sunday, October 25th from 2:00pm – 7:00pm at The Strutt, featuring music from Blue Dahlia, Brothers Kalamazov, Allison Downey & John Austin, Funk 211, Members of the Corn Fed Girls, Meagan McNeal & Melodic, Mark Duval, and Dooley Noted.   Supporters will gather to support Ordinance 1856 and educate the community about the importance of voting yes on November 3rd to provide protections for gay and transgender people in Kalamazoo.  

To reserve tickets for One Kalamazoo Fest click here or call 269-903-2277 for more information about either event.

New Video!

Check out our new video titled, "People of Faith Supporting One Kalamazoo."

Starring our Faith Outreach Coordinator, Rich, and other community leaders, it speaks to the importance of supporting a YES vote on the Non-Discrimination Ordinance.

Our First Ad

Check out our first TV ad.

The ad, starring volunteers and communty leaders, was shot in downtown Kalamazoo and explains why a YES vote stands for fairness and equality.

Your words and support helped to produce this commercial, and now we need your help to keep it on the air.  Help ensure that the airwaves stay filled with our message of fairness and equality for all of Kalamazoo’s citizens.