Identifies and eliminates barriers for Nebraska tribes and Indian citizens in the areas of housing, employment, education, health care, economic development and human/civil rights; educates legislators, youth and the general public on the issues and legislation that impact Nebraska's tribes, Indian citizens and their families.

A statewide LGBTQ organization working to preserve and advance equality for LGBTQ Iowans through grassroots efforts, advocacy and education. One Iowa's work includes providing healthcare providers, employers, law enforcement and others with LGBTQ inclusivity training and policy guidance. Educating Iowans about the LGBTQ community, connecting LGBTQ Iowans with vital resources and empowering tomorrow's LGBTQ leaders through training and mentorship.

OLDER IOWANS LEGISLATURE (O.I.L.) is a unicameral model legislative body which provides an annual opportunity for older Iowans to participate directly in the legislative process. Annually in September, a two-day legislative session is held at the Iowa State Capitol in Des Moines, at which time O.I.L. delegates from across the state submit bills and share in the debate to select five priority bills. The top five priority bills are then submitted to the Iowa General Assembly and the members of the Older Iowans Legislature vigorously advocate for passage of the top five priority bills during the legislative session.

The Older Iowans Legislature is now a non-profit corporation registered in the State of Iowa with its state headquarters housed in the offices of Aging Resources of Central Iowa. Any citizen of Iowa, age 60 and older is eligible to join the Older Iowans Legislature for an annual membership contribution of $25.00. The state membership is divided into nine districts in Iowa, based on older adult population and the Central District of the Older Iowans Legislature meets monthly in the offices of Aging Resources of Central Iowa.

Provides advocacy, referral and public policy statements on behalf of people with intellectual disabilities and their families. Exists to ensure that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities receive the services, supports, and opportunities to fully realize their right to live, work, and enjoy life in the community without discrimination.

Offers advocacy for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) by preserving and protecting fundamental rights through advocacy, advocacy toolbox, and action alerts, in support of legislation for civil rights, employment, housing, and programs and events.

Provides advocacy, referral and public policy statements on behalf of people with intellectual disabilities and their families. Exists to ensure that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities receive the services, supports, and opportunities to fully realize their right to live, work, and enjoy life in the community without discrimination.

Provides advocacy, referral and public policy statements on behalf of people with intellectual disabilities and their families. Exists to ensure that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities receive the services, supports, and opportunities to fully realize their right to live, work, and enjoy life in the community without discrimination.

Provides advocacy, referral and public policy statements on behalf of people with intellectual disabilities and their families. Exists to ensure that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities receive the services, supports, and opportunities to fully realize their right to live, work, and enjoy life in the community without discrimination.

The Decorah Regional office of the Northeast Iowa Area Agency on Aging provides information, referral, and assistance for older adults ensuring that they are connected to benefits and services available to them. The Area Agencies on Aging also advocate with local, state, and federal elected officials to ensure that they address the needs of the aging population.