I’m Stephanie Bondi and I use she and they pronouns. I’ve been involved in Stand in for Nebraska since near its inception. I was drawn to it because the founders believed that bringing injustice to the streets and talking back against the inhumanity we experience...
During the 2020-2021 school year, Stand in for Nebraska’s Youth Collaborative, got inspired through the Indian Center’s Healing Garden example. Students became curious with indigenous approaches to sustainable gardening methods along with the larger cultural and...
Stand in for Nebraska’s Leadership Team self-identifies as community advocates and human rights ambassadors for the organization. To best advance human rights and justice alongside multi-marginalized communities in Nebraska while dismantling...
In collaboration with Stand in for Nebraska, lawyer and activist John Cartier shares important information regarding protests, including: constitutional protections of protesters, how to prepare for a protest, what to do if you are arrested during a protest, and legal...
So much. Daily Notice spaces in which dominant whiteness prevails and do three things: 1) Notice 2) Disrupt 3) Urge action Reinforcing white dominance through non-disruption/conflict avoidance in white interactive spaces is part of the problem. To illustrate: In...
Dear Stand in for Nebraska Members, Stand in for Nebraska supports urgent and unyielding human rights advocacy alongside impacted, multi-marginalized Nebraskans. To realize this deep commitment, we deploy wide-ranging methods including weekly Non-Violent Stand Ins...
