Maha Music Festival and You’re Welcome in Omaha
This past weekend marked the fourth annual MAHA Music Festival in Omaha. The nonprofit music festival brings local and national […]
Immigrants & Communities
Health Care
Public Meeting “A Positive Step” in Health Insurance Exchange Implementation
This morning the Governor announced a series of meetings regarding a health insurance exchange in Nebraska. The exchanges under the
Health Care
Nebraska Medicaid Expansion – By the Numbers
A new report released recently by the Urban Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation breaks down exactly which demographics
Immigrants & Communities
A Step Forward for Aspiring U.S. Citizens
Tomorrow, applications for the important new deferred action policy for DREAMers will be released. This worthwhile policy grants temporary relief
Health Care
The High Cost of Being Uninsured
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act, there has been a lot of
Economic Justice, Health Care, Immigrants & Communities
Important Information on New Prenatal Care Law
A few months ago the Nebraska Legislature passed Legislative Bill 599 (LB599), which restores coverage of prenatal care to all
Health Care
Good News for Those With Pre-existing Conditions
Now that the Affordable Care Act has been upheld by the Supreme Court, there’s good news for those with pre-existing
Economic Justice, Health Care
Lincoln Journal Star Editorial Calls for Greater Efficiency in ACCESSNebraska
The Lincoln Journal Star discussed ACCESSNebraska in a staff editorial that ran in Wednesday’s paper. Nebraska Appleseed joins the Journal
Child Welfare, Economic Justice, Health Care, Immigrants & Communities, Voting & Elections
Join Appleseed at the Maha Music Festival
We have some exciting news to share: Appleseed is going to the Maha Music Festival on August 11! Each year,
Immigrants & Communities
The Economic Dividends of Welcoming Immigrants
You’re Welcome celebrates diverse communities that welcome both immigrant and non-immigrant neighbors. But it’s not just our communities that are
