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Children harmed by current immigration policies

When Katherine Figueroa went off to her school in Arizona each day, the same fear lingered in her head. “Every time when […]

By ozabih / 12/13/2012

Earlier Today, the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments over Fremont’s anti-immigrant ordinance, a draconian law that established

A growing number of communities are recognizing the economic and social benefits of welcoming and engaging immigrant residents. Last week,

Getting a degree is one of the best long-term pathways out of poverty for low income families. Degree completion is

Linda Manns from Bellevue had health insurance all her life, until she recently lost her job as a certified nurse assistant.

Appleseed is excited to announce that its benefit poster show Stand Up For Justice will be on display at Tugboat Gallery’s group

We know that hard work is one of the values Nebraskans take the most pride in. But, how do we

Last week, we talked about the coverage gap that about 78,000 Nebraskans would fall into if the Legislature chooses not

As we get ready for Thanksgiving this week and our thoughts are turning to the upcoming holiday season, summer seems

As Thanksgiving preparations begin, take just a moment to help stop a proposed new rule that would make food and