Core Values | Common Ground | Equal Justice

These are Nebraska Appleseed’s guiding principles, and have been since our non-profit, non-partisan law project started “sowing the seeds of justice” in 1996. Nebraska Appleseed focuses on advancing policies and practices that promote self-sufficiency for Nebraska’s working poor families, promote the integration and participation of immigrant populations in communities across Nebraska, provide safe and adequate child welfare services to children who need protection, increase low-income people’s access to the legal system and support democracy by removing barriers to low-income people’s participation in the electoral and public policy decision-making processes.

An Afternoon with Nebraska Appleseed Registration:

Tuesday, November 18, 2008, 2-5 pm
Douglas/Sarpy County Extension Office, 8015 West Center Rd

Nebraska Appleseed, a nonprofit, nonpartisan public interest law project, is a national leader in addressing social problems facing vulnerable children without loving and permanent homes, low-income families working hard to make ends meet, and new immigrants seeking a better life. Please join us for any or all of our FREE trainings!

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Program Areas

We work to have a system of laws, policies, and practices that make sure all families can meet their basic needs, find opportunity, and become active and treasured members of society.

Immigrant Integration & Civic Participation

We seek policies and practices that promote the integration and participation of new immigrant populations in Nebraska and Great Plains communities.

Child Welfare System Accountability

We enforce constitutional, federal, and state statutory requirements for providing adequate child welfare protection services in the State of Nebraska.

Health Care Access

Seeking laws and policies that ensure all Nebraskans have access to quality affordable health care.

Access to Justice

We protect and promote this fundamental right with the use of technology and grassroots efforts.

Building Democracy

We break down barriers to voting, and encourage low-income, minority, new immigrant, and struggling communities throughout Nebraska to register, vote, and participate in the political process.