– Jane Jacobs
Since 2015, One Omaha focuses on addressing the lack of knowledge and resources available to community leaders. We provide opportunities to build leadership skills and conceptual knowledge about community development.
We were created from grassroots leaders who recognized a need for education and training for residents who are willing to invest numerous hours into creating safe and thriving neighborhoods.
One Omaha has a fiscal sponsor agreement with Civic Nebraska since its inception. In 2020, we will move to become an independent 501(c)3 non-profit.
Every year following the presidential election, the City of Omaha holds special elections for the city council and mayor. Local elections, on average, receive less than half of the voter
Local elections for the city of Omaha are just around the corner. This year One Omaha, in partnership with Spark CDI, will be hosting a mayoral forum and releasing a
One Omaha created a rapid response mini-grant to support activists who are protesting for racial justice.
