The ACLU of Nebraska is a proud sponsor of Art from the Inside, an annual exhibition that creates public awareness about incarcerated life through the artworks of the incarcerated and their loved ones. The fifth annual Art from the Inside exhibit opens Friday, Sept.
With just days left in this year's legislative session, our bodily autonomy is on the line. On Friday, May 19, senators will cast their final vote on LB 574, a bill that restricts medical care for transgender youth and abortion access.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the tragic killing of Brandon Teena, a young transgender man and Lincoln native.
Kalief's brother, Akeem Browder, will be speaking at the event and leading a discussion with experts and Nebraskans who have experienced juvenile solitary confinement.
Kalief's brother, Akeem Browder, will be speaking at the event and leading a discussion with experts and Nebraskans who have experienced juvenile solitary confinement.
This will be a fun opportunity to connect with others who support civil rights and civil liberties to learn more about the current work of the ACLU of Nebraska.
Join us for a special introduction to RBG with Danielle Conrad, Executive Director of ACLU of Nebraska.
Nearly 1 in 4 workers in Nebraska need government permission to work, with licensing requirements falling hardest on low-income Nebraskans, military families, and those leaving the prison system. Join State Sen.
Nearly 1 in 4 workers in Nebraska need government permission to work, with licensing requirements falling hardest on low-income Nebraskans, military families, and those leaving the prison system. Join State Sen.
Nearly 1 in 4 workers in Nebraska need government permission to work, with licensing requirements falling hardest on low-income Nebraskans, military families, and those leaving the prison system. Join State Sen.