Community Builder Workshop: Equitable Development Scorecard
The scorecard is designed to provide a uniform way to evaluate whether a housing development will ultimately benefit our community and address its needs for affordable housing.
The scorecard is designed to provide a uniform way to evaluate whether a housing development will ultimately benefit our community and address its needs for affordable housing.
A resident-driven process that identifies what they love most about their community, what future they want for it, and how to achieve it.
Civic Saturday gathers friends and strangers together to nurture a spirit of shared purpose.
Join us to make Monday, June 27, housing rights night at the Lincoln City Council meeting.
Join us to highlight a specific action the City Council can take: ending source of income discrimination.
PURPLE models a rare, mediated conversation that uplifts and inspires even while going toward the heat of passionate political differences.
Celebrate Omaha’s Diverse Community! From the ashes of the conflict and tragedy of 9/11, United We Walk brings the entire Omaha community together to celebrate our racial, religious, and cultural diversity.
Join us to highlight a specific action the City Council can take: ending source-of-income discrimination.
Let’s get together with our fellow neighbors passionate about advocating for safe and affordable housing to share a meal, discuss strategies, dream big, and plan some next steps to take together.
Civic Nebraska and Nonpartisan Nebraska will host a vendor booth on Saturday, Oct. 8, at Norris Park.