LB415 debate continues: Tell your senator to OPPOSE AM545!
Workers and families have said this for years: No one should have to choose between a paycheck and their health. […]
RELEASE: Ballot sponsors oppose efforts to undermine voter-approved Paid Sick Leave (Initiative 436)
***For Immediate Release***March 20, 2025 Contact: Sierra Salgado PirigyiCommunications Director, Nebraska AppleseedOffice: (402) 438-8853 ext 116sierrasp@upgrade.neappleseed.org RELEASE: Ballot sponsors oppose
TAKE ACTION: Tell your senator to OPPOSE AM545 to LB415!
No one should have to choose between their health and their paycheck. Last November, nearly 75% of Nebraska voters agreed
At the Capitol: Officially halfway through!
Yesterday we hit Day 45, marking the halfway point in the 2025 session. Last week, senators and committees finalized their
At the Capitol: Priority bills are being designated
This week, senators and committees will continue to designate their legislative priorities, which are due by March 14. We were
Lincoln For Fair Housing initiative placed on May 6 city ballot!
No one should be denied a home because of how they pay rent. But right now, landlords in Lincoln can
RELEASE: Nebraska Appleseed Responds to President Trump’s Address to a Joint Session of Congress
***For Immediate Release***Date: March 5, 2025 Contact: Sierra Salgado PirigyiCommunications Director, Nebraska AppleseedOffice: (402) 438-8853 ext 116sierrasp@upgrade.neappleseed.org RELEASE: Nebraska Appleseed
Nebraska’s First Certified Welcoming City Announced! + Upcoming Events
Nebraska communities across the state are committed to strengthening local economies, building vibrant communities of neighbors, and fostering meaningful connections
At the Capitol: Thank you for making your voice heard!
Thank you for making your voice heard this session! Your continued advocacy – through submitting comments, testifying at hearings, and
ACTION ALERT: Tell Your Senator to Oppose LB258!
When Nebraskans went to the ballot box in 2022, we voted to gradually raise our state’s minimum wage to $15
