STATEMENT – DHHS Ignores Voter Intent with Medicaid Expansion Implementation Proposal
***For Immediate Release*** April 1, 2019 Contact, Molly McCleery Health Care Access Director, Nebraska Appleseed Office: (402) 438-8853, Ext. 113 […]
SNAP can help those facing flooding
The recent flooding in Nebraska has been devastating for many communities. For those that need food, or have lost food
STATEMENT: Unicameral misses opportunity to help Nebraskans meet basic needs, address prison overcrowding
***For Immediate Release*** March 27, 2019 Contact: James Goddard Economic Justice Program Director, Nebraska Appleseed Office: (402) 438-8853, Ext. 108
Immigrants & Communities, Press Release
STATEMENT: Appleseed welcomes Senate introduction of Dream Act and Secure Act
***For Immediate Release*** March 26, 2019 Contact: Omaid Zabih Federal Policy Director Nebraska Appleseed Phone: 402-438-8853 x128 Mobile: 605-310-4060 Email:
Marketplace Open Enrollment 2018 Trends and Summary
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released their final enrollment report for the 2018 open enrollment period this
Overcrowding and understaffing are dangerous combination in Nebraska prisons
In August 2017, Appleseed joined the ACLU of Nebraska, the ACLU National Prison Project, the National Association for the Deaf,
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How two bills add up to countless opportunities for Nebraska children
The Nebraska Legislature’s Health and Human Services Committee heard testimony March 7 on two bills introduced by Sen. Kate Bolz
A pivotal time: Supporting young people as they enter adulthood
Nebraska is a state where we strive to take care of our young people and want them to have a
2019 legislative update: Bills to watch this session
We are nearly one-third of the way into the 2019 Nebraska Legislative Session. With bill hearings well under way, Appleseed
After President’s damaging shutdown and continuing harmful wall distraction, Congress needs to get to work on long-overdue, meaningful immigration policies
Congress has passed an agreement to fund the government, averting a second government shutdown in the new year. Unfortunately, this
