Media literacy needed for connection
To give youth their best shot at rising to their potential, we need to teach them how to communicate, providing them with hope and resilience.
6 ways to celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Day
Random acts of kindness can trigger the release of endorphins, reduce stress and anxiety, foster a culture of gratitude, remind us of our capacity for compassion in our ever-interconnected world – and strengthen our precious American democracy.
Meet Nicole Crumbley, Sherman CLC site director
As Sherman’s CLC site director, Nicole is an advocate for youth, families, and residents of Sherman’s northeast Omaha neighborhood.
Media literacy: Join us for ‘Trust Me’ screening, Q+A
The Sheldon Museum of Art will screen the award-winning documentary “Trust Me,” which explores how media technology influences society and what we can do about it.
‘We must stand firm’: Our testimony on LB1042, LB1211
On Feb. 14, 2024, Civic Nebraska director of public policy Heidi Uhing testified in support of LB1042 (automatic voter registration) and in opposition to LB1211 (shortening Nebraska voters’ early-voting window by nearly 40%). Here is her prepared testimony.
Our 2024 Civic Valentines
Enjoy and share our 2024 Civic Valentines.
This Valentine’s Day, share the love for voting rights
A hearing on Feb. 14 will consider two bills that are consequential for Nebraskans’ access to vote.
Civic Saturday: Coming soon to a community near you
From Feb. 6-9, Civic Nebraska and Citizen University convened 10 powerful civic catalysts to learn the philosophies and practicalities of hosting Civic Saturday gatherings in their communities around the state – and beyond.
A close call at the statehouse
While the latest challenge to Nebraskans’ voting rights has been avoided for now, an even more extreme measure will be considered next week.
4 myths about community engagement
Democratic engagement can be messy work, but it’s worth the effort in the long run.