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Their enforcement authority has been expanded several times, including coverage of the Nebraska Equal Pay Act in 1967 (Equal Pay in Employment), [7] the Nebraska Civil Rights Act in 1969 (Public Accommodations), [8] the Age Discrimination in Employment Act in 1972, [9] and the Nebraska Fair Housing Act in 1991. [10]
Anti-discrimination laws in housing (Since 2020; per decision of the Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission) Anti-discrimination laws in public accommodations / (City of Omaha only) [60] Anti-discrimination laws in schools and colleges Same-sex marriages (Since 2015) Stepchild and joint adoption by same-sex couples
The States, Major Cities and Counties Regional Center offers a resource and outreach mechanism for state, major city and county criminal justice system partners, with a mission of ensuring that larger criminal justice agencies (those having 50 or more sworn personnel) have unbiased access to a full range of relevant scientific and technology-related information.
A U.S. Justice Department logo or seal showing Justice Department headquarters, known as "Main Justice," is seen behind the podium in the Department's headquarters briefing room before a news ...
OutNebraska has advocated for a state law protecting LGBT people from employment and housing discrimination, expressing skepticism that city-level laws are comprehensive enough. [ 6 ] OutNebraska joined the ACLU in 2016 in providing training to help poll workers identify transgender and gender nonconforming Nebraska voters.
And Nebraska’s Omaha-based 2nd Congressional District is competitive: President Joe Biden won the district in 2020 by about 22,000 votes, while former President Donald Trump won it by just over ...
Commissioners serve staggered five-year terms, setting policies governing the operations of OHA and directing current and future programs. OHA contracts with the Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide low-income people housing through rent subsidies and through 2700 public housing units and over 4413 Section 8 units. [2]
As of October 2023, 26 states and the District of Columbia had expanded voting rights to people living with felony convictions, according to The Sentencing Project, a nonprofit sentencing advocacy ...