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Student Organizing Conference to train young advocates

Nebraska Appleseed is excited to have the chance to work with the next generation of young advocates and leaders this […]

By ozabih / 10/15/2012

Last week, we wrote about our concerns with the proposed new USDA rule for poultry processing. The new rule would

Nebraska Appleseed is out and about in the community this week to participate in a pair of community events about

In this October edition of “Appleseed in Action”: Affordable Care Act community forums in Omaha & Lincoln Nebraska Student Organizing

By admin / 10/11/2012

“Your voice does matter to state senators, and your voice CAN make a difference.” These powerful words were spoken by

The Center For Rural Affairs released a new report Monday that examines the effect a new Medicaid program would have

Nebraska Appleseed recognized several courageous Nebraskans Thursday night whose work has contributed to the fight for justice and opportunity for

Rev. H. Julian Gordy, Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America’s Southeastern Synod, wrote a powerful guest column in

The U.S. Census Bureau recently released a study regarding poverty nationwide and in Nebraska. What does this data tell us

By admin / 10/01/2012

Ruth Marimo is a thirty-one-year-old single, lesbian, African mother of two. While awaiting deportation almost two years ago, she began