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The Latest Nebraska Report March/April 2012

    Speaking Our Peace

  • The Limits of Non-Violence: Syria?

    What's HOT in Global Warming

  • A 'Nice' July - in March

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  • 'Nebraska Stand for The Silent Day' April 20th
  • Hightower to Progressives: Get Aggressive!
  • The GOP Social-Darwinist Budget Plan
  • Come to the Nebraska Public Power 'Open Houses'

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  • NFP State Board Meeting
    Saturday, May, 17, Lincoln, NE
  • NADP Training: 10 Tough Questions about the Death Penalty
    Saturday, June 2, Lincoln and Omaha, NE
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    Every Wednesday, 5-6pm Lincoln, NE
  • Peace Vigils
    Every saturday, 1-2pm Omaha, NE
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    Grand Island, NE

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About Nebraskans for Peace

A Tradition of Peacemaking: As the oldest statewide Peace & Justice organization in the country, Nebraskans for Peace is the acknowledged voice on peace and social justice issues in Nebraska politics. Building upon the long tradition of peacemaking in our state, we have continually advocated for dialogue and peaceful resolution of conflicts, while steadfastly promoting the rights of all people throughout our decades-long history. On issues of military intervention and foreign policy, economic justice, the environment, nonviolence education, capital punishment and gender and racial equality, Nebraskans for Peace stands up for what is right, whether it’s politically popular or not. And we are committed to upholding this tradition of conscience, justice and peacemaking for generations to come. We invite you to join us in 2011.

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