Today, Nebraska Appleseed celebrates its 15-year anniversary! Fifteen years ago, our founders incorporated Nebraska Appleseed with the mission that, like […]
In good times and in bad, families and communities remain priorities for Nebraska. The economic downturn has had an impact
A small business of her own. A chance to coach sports. A college degree. These are just a few of
$16.39 per hour. That’s what it takes to “make ends meet” for a single parent with a preschooler in Omaha.
This week, the Healthy, Hunger Free Kids Act of 2010 was signed into law. The bill is a win for
Jobs: they’re what’s on everyone’s mind as we work to build economic recovery. What job opportunities are available in Nebraska?
In 44% of low-income Nebraska families, neither parent has any post-secondary education. In 2018, 66% of jobs in Nebraska will
Best practices for addressing state budget shortfalls have been identified by a group of ten nonprofit organizations today in a
It’s a new month: October. Fall is officially here bringing with it crisp cool weather and Halloween. But for many
In spite of poverty rates that show Nebraska faring better than the rest of the nation, data show thousands more
