Nebraska’s civic life is strong – but age, economic gaps emerging
The 2025 Nebraska Civic Health Index reveals sustained civic commitment amid widening gulfs by age and income.
No Kings: a day to remember who we are
Show up for democracy – but be safe, peaceful, respectful, and nonviolent.
A co-op, not a corporation
America is more than what Americans produce, or how our communities serve the market instead of the other way around.
The 2025 Summer of Democracy Reading List
Our eighth annual compilation reflects the curiosity, concern, and commitment of engaged Nebraskans.
What’s in a word? A lot.
We found the most common words in nearly 20 civic sermons since 2020. We found 30 words that rose to the top.
TROVE enhancements feature ’20, ’22, ’24 turnout
Nebraskans now have a more powerful tool to see, analyze, and improve electoral participation across the state since 2020.
Do you want to bridge divides? Most Americans do, too.
‘The Connection Opportunity’ by More In Common shows a nation eager for solidarity, stymied more by structural and cultural headwinds than outright hostility.
In May, donate to democracy.
This year, we hope you will consider a donation thatcsupports legacy and emerging programs that serve Lincolnites and Nebraskans.
Power Moves: a Civic Sermon
Power is a fact. Power is a gift. And power is a muscle.
Don’t just check the facts. Live by them.
April 2 is International Fact-Checking Day. This “holiday” started in 2017, conveniently parked on the calendar right after April Fools Day, to remind us why truth matters in the first […]