All Nebraska Kids Deserve a Safe and Loving Home

By clients Todd Vesley and Joel Bush

Todd and Joel outside of their home with their dogs.

In this Season of Giving, the Omaha City Council Helped The Most Vulnerable

It is the season of giving and Nebraskans are known around the country for their generous spirit. Yet those in Omaha who ask for help have been ticketed and thrown in jail for up to 14 days for holding signs asking for help.

By Danielle Conrad

Reads: I don't waste money on alcohol or drugs. I buy food and clothing. May you have a blessed day!

Discrimination on the Basis of Religion or Nationality Are Not Nebraska Values

By Danielle Conrad, Executive Director of the ACLU of Nebraska and Mary-Beth Muskin, Executive Director of the Anti-Defamation League of Nebraska.

By Danielle Conrad

Freedom for all Faiths

Giving Every Child An Opportunity to Play

Like the mom of a transgender daughter in Illinois, the moms who call our office to talk about their transgender children just want their kids to have an opportunity to do well in school.

By Amy Miller

Child looking out window

Journal Star Editorial: Reform seizure procedures

The Lincoln Journal Star Editorial Board joins the ACLU in calling for reforms to Nebraska's civil forfeiture laws.

Guilty Money - Civil Forfeiture in Nebraska

Report: black drivers still stopped at disproportionate rate

Data from 2014 continues the trend of Nebraska law enforcement pulling over a disproportionate number of people of color.

Communities of Color Under Siege

Nebraska’s Attempts To Get Lethal Injection Drugs - A GIF History

The ACLU of Nebraska has dug through hundreds of pages of records about Nebraska’s attempts to obtain lethal injection drugs.

injection needle

Recent law enforcement training a positive step

As a retired law-enforcement officer with over 26 years of experience, I know that law enforcement officers must make split second decisions that frequently can save lives. These decisions can also endanger lives. With so much at stake, it is important that our officers on the street have robust training to help them make these split second decisions and that communities have full faith and trust in the officers tasked with keeping our communities safe.

By Leslie J Seymore

Police Car

Transgender Voices

In Nebraska, we're taught to treat everyone like our neighbors. That should include transgender residents of the Cornhusker state. Take a moment to meet transgender people who call Nebraska home.

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