Thousands March in Alabama
Freedom Riders Meet with DREAMers in Dr. Martin Luther King’s Church [thethe-image-slider name=”IICP Blog 12/22/2011″] Last weekend, thousands came together […]
Immigrants & Communities
Families
Child Welfare
Legislature’s HHS Committee Releases LR 37 Report and Recommendations on Child Welfare
Yesterday, the HHS Committee of the Legislature released its report as part of LR 37, an interim study investigation of
Child Welfare
Busy Weeks in Child Welfare
Last week was a busy one for child welfare advocates and this week promises to be the same with the
Economic Justice
Waiting for Midnight
“Waiting for Midnight” has nothing to do with Cinderella. Instead, NBC’s Rock Center recently drew attention to a different kind
Immigrants & Communities
New Report Shows (Again) Alarming Problems in Detention Facilities
As America continues to call on Congress to bring our immigration system into the 21st century – with workable solutions that
Economic Justice
It’s That Time of Year…
The holidays are a time of year when our thoughts turn to people who are struggling in our communities. It’s
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
Child Welfare
Nebraska Appleseed Leads a Community Discussion about the Child Welfare System and Privatization
On Wednesday of last week, a community discussion was hosted by the Lancaster County Democratic Party at Gere Library in
Health Care
Supreme Court Takes up Challenge to Health Reform Law
As the New York Times reported on Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it will decide the constitutionality of
Economic Justice
Huskers Fighting Hunger
Confronting Food Insecurity in Our Communities Keynote Speaker: Dr. Mariana Chilton, Center for Hunger-Free Communities FREE AND OPEN TO THE
