Coverage for What Ails You – What a Novel Idea
One of the main points of agreement in the health care reform debate (and yes, there was actually much agreement […]
Health Care
Immigrants & Communities
Nebraska Youth Take Positive Action After “Green Card” Incident
Last Tuesday, a deeply unfortunate event cast a shadow over the Nebraska state boys’ soccer championship – one that might
Economic Justice
Moving the World Along
“I long to accomplish great and noble tasks, but it is my chief duty to accomplish humble tasks as if
Immigrants & Communities
State-level Immigration Enforcement Is Costly & Confusing
On Friday I had the opportunity to participate in a panel discussion on state-level immigration and integration policy at the
Economic Justice
Our Friends and Neighbors
What does the economic downturn and emerging recovery mean to Nebraskans? Specifically, what does it mean to our friends and
Immigrants & Communities
Arizona Boycott & Nebraska Voices Increase Urgency for Immigration Reform
Across the country last week, a growing list of entities began to announce boycotts against the state of Arizona in
Child Welfare
Foster Care Double Standard
There seems to be a troubling double standard in the Nebraska foster care system that has come to light in
Health Care
Immediate Benefits of Health Reform
The health care reform law is a major win for Nebraska children and families. It will help tens of thousands
Immigrants & Communities
Hundreds of Thousands March Nationwide for Immigration Reform
On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of people marched in communities large and small across the United States to call for
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Common Ground
I’ve been fortunate this week to participate in meetings with Jay Connor, Executive Director of the Collaboratory for Community Support.
