We cannot heal until Black community members are safe
As the trial of Derek Chauvin has captured the attention of many people across the country and around the world, […]
Race Equity, Welcoming
Join us for the Welcoming Interactive 2021!
Inclusion. Belonging. Equity. Welcoming Interactive 2021 is going virtual! That means we’re inviting you to join us to take a
Tea Time with Khenda: Updates & Opportunities for Inclusive Communities
Welcome! In case you’re new here, Tea Time is a quarterly newsletter where we share stories, resources, and events for
Supporting our Asian-Americans Friends and Neighbors
Our communities are strongest when everyone feels valued, safe, and respected. The Asian-American and Pacific Islander population in Nebraska is
Women’s History Month: From Challenge Comes Change
In March we celebrate women in two ways. Today, March 8th is International Women’s Day and in the United
Let’s listen to Black community members today and every day
Every February, we focus on learning ‘Black history’, in other words, the American history that must be central to any
Renewing the Task Force for New Americans is a step in the right direction
Building welcoming communities happens primarily on the local level, but it takes a commitment from leadership at all levels to
Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, Reflection, and Education
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is on Monday, and here at Nebraska Is Home, we like to think of this
We Cannot Tolerate Hate, Nativism, and American Exceptionalism
We Cannot Tolerate Hate, Nativism, and American Exceptionalism We witnessed an attack on our Capitol and on our democratic process
‘Nebraska is Home’ means recognizing and celebrating its indigenous past, present, and future
For those who call Nebraska ‘home,’ we are on the native land of the Pawnee, Omaha, Cheyenne, Oglala, and many
