Immigrants & Communities

Thousands Gather for Civil and Human Rights in Alabama

Today thousands of Alabamians are gathering to launch the “One Family, One Alabama” campaign to challenge state lawmakers to repeal […]

By admin / 10/19/2011

Written for and originally Posted at Forbes A common criticism of the U.S. immigration system is it tilts toward family

This summer, I met up with Omaha graphic designer Justin Kemerling of The Match Factory to discuss an idea for an Appleseed art exhibit. We’ve

Do the new census figures reflecting that one child in five in Nebraska struggles with poverty worry you? Have you

Here is a powerful story from The New York Times documenting the early effects of Alabama’s shameful law: hundreds of students withdrawing

Nebraska Appleseed is honored to announce that Karen X. Gómez & Maria Dávila of Columbus, Nebraska, will be one of the inaugural

It has become cliche to talk about the children as our future. It is more likely to conjure up a

In 1996, Nebraska Appleseed’s founder Milo Mumgaard developed a vision for a public interest law firm that could take on

By ozabih / 09/01/2011

The Midwest Coalition for Human Rights and Nebraska Appleseed have submitted a petition to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights

Read this honest and powerful testimony from a longtime Border Patrol agent turned immigration reform activist. In his words, “Common