Time, Patience, Justice
Here at Nebraska Appleseed, we have heard a lot about ACCESS Nebraska, the new system for managing Health and Human […]
Economic Justice
Health Care
Two Years Later: The Benefits of Health Reform
March 23, 2012, marks the second anniversary of the enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. In response,
Economic Justice
Nebraska Organizations Urged to Sign SNAP Support Letter to Senators Nelson and Johanns
Every five years, Congress reauthorizes the Farm Bill, a comprehensive piece of legislation that includes, among other items, SNAP/Food Stamps.
Economic Justice, Immigrants & Communities, Voting & Elections
Rally to Protect Your Right To Vote
THURSDAY, March 22, 2012 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Douglas County Election Commissioner’s Office 225 N. 115th Street & Davenport,
Economic Justice
Kids Crusin’ Kitchen Food Truck Visits Capitol
The “Kids Crusin’ Kitchen” mobile summer food truck visited the Nebraska State Capitol today to draw attention to childhood hunger
Health Care
Prenatal Care Is a Moral Imperative
It is also wise health and fiscal policy, as highlighted by Nebraska faith and health voices in this week’s Omaha World
Immigrants & Communities
“Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Us Around”
“Ain’t gonna let nobody turn us around” – I woke up with this song in my head Saturday morning. Last
Economic Justice
Educate, Innovate to Compete
It’s March Madness. If your office is anything like Nebraska Appleseed’s, the intense water cooler conversations have begun. Competition can
Immigrants & Communities
Marching Forward in the Ongoing Struggle for Civil Rights
Today, Gabrielle Liwaru, Benito Sanchez, Kevin Lytle and I will be joining thousands of others Americans in the historic Selma
Economic Justice
Nebraskans Increasingly Experiencing Food Hardship
Nearly one in five Americans and one in seven Nebraskans had difficulty affording food in the last year according to
