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There is no Peace without Justice

MISSION STATEMENT

Nebraskans for Peace is a statewide grassroots advocacy organization working nonviolently
​for Peace with Justice​ through community building, education and political action.

Since 1970

2020 Priorities

Four themes have defined Nebraskans for Peace virtually from its inception: the search for peace through negotiation and especially through the reduction of nuclear armaments; the pursuit of nonviolence; an opposition to globalization that gives untrammeled power to multinational corporations; and an assertion that we will not stand by while the rights of persons of color and other marginalized populations in our society are trampled. ​
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Nothing changes unless somebody is made to feel uncomfortable.
​Nothing changes unless you make yourself uncomfortable. 
-- Frank LaMere, Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska Member & Nebraskans for Peace Board Member

Get Involved

​​If you are interested in volunteer opportunities, we are always looking for people to help in any way that they can.
  • Start a chapter in your community
  • Write a letter to your local newspaper
  • Hand out literature before events
  • Attend our peace rallies throughout the year
  • Become a member
Or if you are a person who has unique talents to offer the work of peace and justice, get in touch with us and we'll see where we need you most.

Contact
Email: nfpstate@nebraskansforpeace.org
Lincoln Office: PO BOX 83466 Lincoln, NE 68508
Phone: 402.475.4620 ​
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Nebraskans for Peace
P.O. Box 83466
Lincoln, NE 68501
402-475-4620
nfpstate@nebraskansforpeace.org
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  • Home
  • Priorities
    • Anti-War & International Law
    • Civil Rights & Economic Justice
    • Environment, Food Security, Conflict Prevention
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
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  • Join
  • Nebraska Report
    • Current Issue
    • Archives >
      • NR Oct-Nov 2020
    • Featured Articles >
      • Articles: Anti-War & International Law >
        • Jan/Feb 2021 United Nations Outlaws Nuclear Weapons
      • Articles: Civil Rights & Economic Justice >
        • Jan/Feb 2021 Conversations on Racism and Anti-Racism
      • Articles: Environment, Food Security, ​Conflict Prevention >
        • Jan/Feb 2021 Sen. Tom Brandt Introduces “Farm to School Program Act”
      • Articles: HARD TRUTH
      • Articles: What's HOT in Global Warming
  • About Us
    • Mission Statement
    • Board Members
    • Advisory Board
    • Chapters
    • Staff
  • Get Involved
    • Task Force
    • Organizations & Affiliations
  • Contact Us
  • DONATE