Raise your voice: Advocacy Training and Policymaker Listening Sessions
Advocacy Training: Racial Justice & COVID-19 in Nebraska The effects of the pandemic are widespread, but its health and economic […]
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Health Care, Press Release
Nebraskans celebrate at the Countdown to Coverage
***For Immediate Release*** Tuesday, July 7, 2020 Contact: Magdalena Cazarez Communications Director, Nebraska Appleseed C: (402) 504-0074 mcazarez@upgrade.neappleseed.org Nebraskans celebrate
The administration releases extremely harmful rule eliminating anti-discrimination protections in health care
No one should have to fear discrimination when seeking out health care Last Friday afternoon, the Trump administration released an
Seguro de salud durante la pandemia: Obtenga Cobertura. Quede Cubierto.
Ahora, más que nunca, todos en nuestro estado necesitamos seguro de salud accesible y de calidad. Durante este momento difícil,
A message from our Collective Impact Lincoln: Black Lives Matter.
Dear neighbors, Collective Impact Lincoln was created in the spirit of listening to and learning from our neighbors, connecting Lincolnites
Nebraskans for Expansion: Medicaid Expansion is important because it is practical, it is now law, and it is the right thing to do.
Note: This is a guest post from Rich Patton, Nebraska Appleseed volunteer. My name is Rich Patton. I am retired
Nebraska Appleseed Statement on passage of the HEROES Act
***For Immediate Release*** Friday, May 15, 2020 Contact: Magdalena Cazarez Communications Director, Nebraska Appleseed O: (402) 438-8853 ext 119 C:
TAKE ACTION: Support the Heroes Act to Provide Critical Relief to Nebraskans
As early as Friday, the US House of Representatives could vote on the Heroes Act which is designed to close
How SNAP can help Nebraskans during the pandemic
Each week we are getting new updates about resources available to Nebraskans during the pandemic. We have been keeping tabs
COVID-19 has exposed longstanding systemic inequities in American health care
COVID-19 has exposed longstanding systemic inequities in American health care There isn’t one part of American life right now that
