ADA Celebration & Government Accessibility
The ACLU of Nebraska is proud to support the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 30th Anniversary.
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LGBTQIA+ Workers Win Supreme Court Battle for Workplace Rights
Last week, the Supreme Court released a decision that it was unlawful to discriminate in the workplace on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. Upon waking up in the morning and reading this decision, feelings of joy and relief washed over me like a tsunami, nearly knocking me brea
Fighting Racism in Nebraska
Racism and anti-Blackness harm people of color every day. We see racism’s impact through clear acts of hate and violence. We see it underlying policies and practices throughout public life. Racism is institutional.
Spring 2020 Newsletter
Our spring newsletter hit mailboxes in mid-May, sharing the latest on our work to protect and advance Nebraskans' civil rights and civil liberties.
Essential Workers are my Family, Friends and Community
Ruby Méndez López is the Nebraska artist behind the powerful image accompanying our petition that more than 1,000 Nebraskans have now signed, calling for increased protection for essential workers.
Making Grand Jury Reports More Accessible
In the last decade, a national conversation has been taking place regarding people being killed in police custody. Many individuals and organizations, including Black Lives Matter, the ACLU, and others, have urged a hard look at policing and related policies nationwide.