Good Apple Awards: “This place could use more Storytellers” by Dawaune Lamont Hayes
Throughout October, Nebraska Appleseed is celebrating the outstanding contributions of individuals and organizations standing up for justice and opportunity for […]
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Good Apple Awards: NOISE is lifting every voice with storytelling for the people, by the people
Throughout October, Nebraska Appleseed is celebrating the outstanding contributions of individuals and organizations standing up for justice and opportunity for
Good Apple Awards: Black Leaders Movement and their march toward equality
Throughout October, Nebraska Appleseed is celebrating the outstanding contributions of individuals and organizations standing up for justice and opportunity for
Good Apple Awards: The Children of Smithfield and their journey fighting for meatpacking workers and their families
Throughout October, Nebraska Appleseed is celebrating the outstanding contributions of individuals and organizations standing up for justice and opportunity for
Announcing the honorees of the 2020 Good Apple Awards!
Each year for Nebraska Appleseed’s Good Apple Awards, we recognize community partners leading the fight for justice and opportunity in
’It’s a huge relief’—Medicaid expansion begins
Medicaid expansion coverage finally begins today! This moment—after seven years of multiple legislative sessions and a statewide ballot initiative—is made
We’ll say it again. Black Lives Matter.
We must be actively non-racist. It is not enough to be concerned. It is not enough to be tolerant. It
The Legislature advances several Appleseed priority bills in the last week
This is the last week of the 2020 legislative session. After business concludes tomorrow, the Legislature will adjourn sine die
Raise your voice: Legislative hearing on essential workers this Thursday
After today, senators only have 5 days of the 2020 session to address the many issues impacting Nebraskans this year.
AG Opinion on CARES Appropriations Does Not Include Full Legal Analysis
On July 17, 2020, the Attorney General released an opinion on the authority of the Governor to distribute Coronavirus Relief
