Partnering organizations published a new online resource for Nebraskans who want to take an active role in opposing proposed abortion bans in their local communities.

"We are here. We will remain, and we won’t be silenced anymore."

Thousands of Nebraskans who are incarcerated in the state’s county jails will have access to voting rights information and tools ahead of the coming election thanks to a new statewide mailing.

The rights awareness campaign carries a message to Nebraskan immigrants: “all of us have rights and all of us belong.”

The report card focuses on themes across districts.

Along with the demands, the letter includes a litigation hold that instructs recipients to preserve certain documents, effectively warning that the ACLU of Nebraska is considering litigation.

Congress passed ICWA in 1978 to address a nationwide crisis of child welfare agencies forcibly removing Indigenous children from their homes and placing them into non-Native homes at disproportionate rates.

Four years after the raid, work to bring accountability continues.