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News and important info on the threat to the world from Omaha.
Updates on Nebraska's tiny reservation border town.
Impeachment is on the table.
By Paul Olson, NFP President
By Professor Bruce E. Johansen
Omaha NFP Newsletter
An Injury to One is an Injury to All…
Join the Peace Movement
Why Join?
There has never been a better time, in the history of this great country, to be for Peace. By working together through an established Peace & Justice organization, our voices can be heard and we can make a difference. The Peacemakers are the majority, and we're gaining momentum.
NFP is unique in what it has to offer. We’re an Institution. Founded in 1969, NFP has earned a national reputation for its work on behalf of Peace & Justice. We have our own tax-deductible foundation, the Nebraska Peace Foundation, and our own political action committee, the Nebraskans for Peace PAC, to complement our educational and political activities.
We’ve Got a Statewide Network NFP has 1,000 members distributed across the state, with numerous local chapters and staffed offices in Lincoln and Omaha.
Resources and Activities
NFP sponsors educational events, issue campaigns, speaker tours, and lobbying and fact-finding trips. Our organizational newspaper, the Nebraska Report, is published nine times a year with a circulation of 6,500.
NFP Membership/Contribution Form
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Membership Types
Basic Member or Household Membership - Becoming a member of NFP connects you with a statewide network of concerned Nebraskans and includes a subscription to the Nebraska Report, as well as our regular “Peacemaking Action Alerts.”
Student/Low Income Membership - Includes all basic membership privileges at reduced dues.
Peacemaking Pledge - Pledge contributions are the financial foundation of Nebraskans for Peace. Members can choose to pledge on a monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual basis.
Nebraska Peace Foundation - Tax-deductible contributions for Nebraskans for Peace’s educational work can be made any time to the Nebraska Peace Foundation.
