Your 2024 election resources
Election Day is here. For the past several weeks, Civic Nebraska has been sharing various election resources for voters. For your convenience, here they are all in one place on the […]
Early voting takes flight in Nebraska
Although the Douglas County Election Commission technically closed at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 25, employees worked until 10:30 p.m. that night. It was the last day for in-person voter […]
An open letter to Nebraska voters
No matter when a ruling from the Nebraska Supreme Court comes, we are ready to act swiftly to assist Nebraskans in registering to vote.
In changing times, our values are our guide
We’re leaning into our core values of community, innovation, learning, power, and optimism at the official start of this interim period.
Q+A with Kyle Cartwright, interim executive director
Kyle, a native Nebraskan with deep nonprofit experience, is also our organization’s director of development.
Thank you, Adam
In building Civic Nebraska, Adam Morfeld’s efforts were rooted in a belief that a vibrant democracy requires active participation from everyone.
‘Very essence of self-government’: Statement on LB20 lawsuit
On July 29, 2024, Steve Smith, Civic Nebraska’s director of communications, addressed a news conference about the organization’s involvement.
Nebraskans’ voting rights at stake in new lawsuit
We’re taking the state to court to protect thousands of Nebraskans’ voting rights.
Building bridges across the American divide
From June 19-26, Civic Nebraska hosted four young people through the American Exchange Project. When the week was over, we were overflowing with optimism and enthusiasm for our nation’s future.
Moving on: a letter from Adam Morfeld
Times of transition present challenges for any organization, but I expect the next few months at Civic Nebraska will be a time of opportunity, progress, and optimism.