Prosper Lincoln
Prosper Lincoln is an initiative that follows up on the results of Lincoln Vital Signs project reports, which provide a unique and timely opportunity to build conversations and collaborations for addressing community issues in Lincoln. As part of this initiative, the Public Policy Center synthesized data gathered from citywide engagement events that culminated in an action-oriented community agenda.
More than 2,100 ideas from Lincoln residents were used to craft a shared community agenda that focuses on three main areas: Early Childhood, Employment Skills, and Innovation. Everyone in the community is invited to be a part of creating opportunities for the people who live, work, and play in Lincoln. If you are interested in reading the Prosper Lincoln Strategic Plan or learning how you can get involved, please visit the Prosper Lincoln website for ideas on how to take action, ways to give your time, or instructions for making a donation.
If you were unable to attend, the 2017 Prosper Lincoln Summit is available in its entirety here (LNKTV City):
Prosper Lincoln leaders discuss the strategic plan here (LNKTV City):
The 2016 Prosper Lincoln Summit, is available to watch here (LNKTV City):
Key Partners
Lincoln Community FoundationFunding
Lincoln Community FoundationIn the News Articles
- Prosper Lincoln Looking for Ideas to Improve Lincoln
- Ideas Needed for City to Prosper
- Prosper Lincoln Week Encourages Community Input
- Prosper Lincoln Survey Gathers 2000 Ideas and Opinions
- Prosper Lincoln Sets Agenda for Taking Action
- Editorial, 2/12: Building Prosperity for All
- Prosper Lincoln Breakfast
- Prosper Lincoln Establishes Community Agenda
- Local View “Prosper Lincoln, China, and Wagyu Cows”
- Making Lincoln Prosper
- Prosper Lincoln Builds Momentum as Strategies Actions and Metrics are Now in Place
- Prosper Lincoln Helps People on the Job Hunt
- Prosper Lincoln Job Fair
- Omaha Community Foundation Launches Website and Initiative to Help Assess Local Needs
- Prosper Lincoln: Waking Up Every Day to Help Lincoln Thrive