Join the long march forward
Reflecting on the life of Rep. John Lewis reminds us that the struggle for the ballot was not easily won, nor something to take for granted.
Civic Nebraska joins Together, One Lincoln project
For a stronger, more equitable community, we must talk with and listen to one another. Together, we’re ready.
How to be the Legislature’s ‘Second House’
What to expect when testifying, the most effective way to contact state senators, and ways to conduct innovative and effective communication campaigns.
A declaration of independence, dependence, and interdependence
On July 4, pondering three principles that over the centuries have been essential to the idea of America.
Civic Nebraska, Lincoln CLCs offer community improvement mini-grants
Through Aug. 12, Lincoln CLC families can apply for mini-grants of up to $350 to put toward a project that helps engage and improve their neighborhoods.
Collective Impact Lincoln extends community-building reach in third year
Organizers engaged over 6,000 residents, trained over 120 neighborhood advocates, and activated Lincolnites to advocate for pro-neighborhood policies.
Frequently-asked questions about the 2020 election
The Nov. 3, 2020 general election is approaching. From now until Election Day, we’ll share the latest voting-related questions and answers.
It’s official: Democracy wins
Nebraska smashed voting records in May. Can we do it again in November? With the growth in vote-by-mail and continued COVID-19 concerns, it’s possible.
Census Day plus 70: Where does Nebraska stand?
Nebraska is in the Top 5 nationally for self-response rate, but we’re still trailing our rates from both 2000 and 2010.
In Nebraska and around the U.S., vote-by-mail dominates
With 31 states having already held primary elections, those using mailed-out ballots – including Nebraska – are dominating the Top 10.