There are many faces of hunger in Nebraska
A new study released this week highlighted the often-overlooked fact that food insecurity is a problem faced by hundreds of […]
Concertgoers branch out to Appleseed at Maha 2014
Nebraska Appleseed was honored to be selected for the third year in a row to participate in the Maha Music
Health Care
Nebraska losing over $4 billion by not expanding Medicaid
This week the Urban Institute released a fiscal study of the effects felt by states that have not chosen to
Economic Justice
RELEASE – Lawsuit alleges Nebraska DHHS unlawfully delaying food assistance
***For Immediate Release*** Contact, Jeff Sheldon Nebraska Appleseed Office: (402) 438-8853 Mobile: (402) 840-7289 Email: jsheldon@upgrade.neappleseed.org Class-Action Lawsuit Filed
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Appleseed In Action – News and Events for August 2014
8/6/2014 In this August edition of “Appleseed in Action” Support compassion, due process for children fleeing violence Dangerous USDA Poultry
Child Welfare
Human trafficking disproportionately affects youth in foster care
Our Child Welfare Team at Appleseed is beginning to dig deeper into the issue of human trafficking because of its
STATEMENT – Nebraska faith leaders urge compassion for child immigrants fleeing violence
For Immediate Release August 2, 2014 Contact, Jeanne Schuler Omaha Together One Community (402) 344-4401 omahatogether@otoc.org Jeff Sheldon Communications
Immigrants & Communities
RELEASE – Final approval given to dangerous USDA Poultry Rule
***For Immediate Release*** Contact, Jeff Sheldon Communications Director, Nebraska Appleseed Office: (402) 438-8853 Mobile: (402) 840-7289 jsheldon@upgrade.neappleseed.org Obama Administration Approves
Immigrants & Communities
Call your Congressman NOW to protect children fleeing violence
Crucial House votes coming today. Make your voice heard! We’re asking you to make a quick phone call right away
A fun, rewarding weekend at Camp Catch-Up
Camp Catch-Up, a program of the Nebraska Children and Families Foundation (NCFF), has offered siblings separated by foster care, adoption, and
