Movement in Omaha for Racial Equity (MORE) is hosting a

community conversation. Oversight, Accountability, and Transparency How state government

report on racialized and low-income communities and families challenges in the state. This

event will be hosted on Wednesday, September 27th, 2023, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30: p.m.

The three Nebraska investigative offices are joining forces to discuss their findings and their

impact on residents in the state. With a focus on racialized and low-income families and

communities. Panelists are:

Jennifer A. Carter, Nebraska’s Inspector General of Child Welfare

Doug Koebernick, Nebraska’s Inspector General of Corrections

Julie L. Rodgers, Ombudsman of the State Legislative, is the office for resolving citizen

complaints.

There were public events that required more scrutiny. We will discuss their annual highlights and challenges to involve others in helping with their findings and corrective actions.

“This event will allow participants to talk directly with directors responsible for assisting in disclosing state problems in their respective areas. We are excited to facilitate other public and community engagement opportunities in the state government,” said A’Jamal Byndon.

OTA - Racialized and Low Income Families

By MORE: Movement in Omaha for Racial Equity

OTA - Racialized and Low Income Families