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Starting our race & equity journey

Earlier this week,  our Executive Director announced Voices for Children’s plans to intentionally tell the story of  racial disparities for children of color in Nebraska. Last week, we loaded up the cars and ventured to Mahoney State Park to start that journey, retreat-style. Retreat – Day 1 Voices for Children…...

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Omaha Gives!

  Make a gift to Voices for Children (or one of the other 300 participating nonprofits) and show off Omaha’s spirit of giving. Then, join us for a Thank You reception at the Hot Shops....

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Race Matters in Nebraska

Nebraska’s future depends on the success of the coming generations in all communities. And it depends on a state where your location doesn’t limit your potential.  Without strong institutions and strong communities, Nebraska will not be the state we all want and need it to be. We have not sufficiently…...

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Annual Report 2012

Our 2012 Year-in-Review is now online. Read it below or download the PDF. Download: Annual Report 2012 with donor list...

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Shout Out

At Voices for Children, we are passionate about fairness for all Nebraska kids.  We have been and always will be the outspoken, independent voices for children and are committed to “telling the whole story” of Nebraska’s kids. Our work doesn’t happen one child at a time, but rather through policy…...

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The sequester’s impact in Nebraska, Part 4: Public Health

This is the fourth post in the federal sequester’s impact on Nebraska’s kids.  See the first three posts here: Sequester Overview, Head Start, and Education.  In addition to cuts to children’s education, sequestration will impact Nebraska’s children in many other ways, one of which is public health. The White House estimates Nebraska…...

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The sequester’s impact in Nebraska

The March 1st deadline for Congress to act to prevent the sequester has come and gone. Over the coming weeks Voices for Children will highlight some of the sequester’s impact on kids in Nebraska. We will begin with a brief overview of what the sequester is and how it is…...

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World Autism Awareness Day

In 2008, The United Nations designated April 2, as World Autism Awareness Day to raise awareness about the need to support those dealing with autism. Flash forward to today, April 2, 2013, and you will see people across the globe “light it up blue” to raise awareness on how many…...

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Why juvenile justice reform can’t wait

Today marks the 50th of 90 days in this year’s legislative session, and the start of day-long floor debate. In the midst of furiously reading bills and amendments, analyzing  fiscal notes, and making sense of  negotiations and compromises, it’s sometimes easy to get caught up in the process and forget…...

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A Taxing Debate

For the last few days, the legislature has been debating taxes or, to be more precise, they have been debating having a debate about taxes.  The tax talk started earlier this year when Governor Dave Heineman pushed for the introduction of two bills to radically change the state tax structure…...

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