A group of people standing inside, with a snowy outdoor background visible through large windows. The text overlay reads, 'Engaging, Empowering, Civics. We open the door to democracy by supporting teachers, empowering students and engaging the community for a more educated Nevada.' The scene suggests a focus on education and civic engagement.

The Nevada Center for Civic Engagement provides services directly to Nevada students & teachers.

We are Nevada’s Home to Inquiry-Based Civics, History, and Community-Focused Learning Programs: We the People, Project Community, and National History Day in Nevada.

A round emblem featuring an eagle above a stylized waving American flag design with stars and stripes. The text "WE THE PEOPLE" is at the top, and "THE CITIZEN & THE CONSTITUTION" encircles the bottom. The emblem is bordered by stars.
Project Citizen logo with handshake, promoting civic engagement. Text: 'Creating change in your community' and 'informed civic engagement.'
Logo of National History Day with the letters NHD above two red lines.

We encourage critical thinking, confidence, active listening, and taking informed action through the process of research, writing, active listening, communication, and presentation with our programs. 

What's New at NVCCE

  • Five people standing in front of a banner with school logos, holding a plaque, smiling and pointing. "Meet the People" text above.

    Meet the People

    Learn more about the people behind the work we do. Check out our Meet the People blog.

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  • "We the People Alumni" graphic inviting alumni to join the LinkedIn network, featuring a circular emblem with an eagle and American flag, established in 1987, shown on a blue background. Includes website nvcc.org/alumni for more information.

    WTP Alumni Network

    Did the We the People program make an impact on your school years? Join our We the People Alumni Network and engage with our program.

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  • Promotional flyer for the Nevada Center for Civic Engagement's "Ask the Expert" 2024-2025 webinar series on U.S. Constitution principles, with monthly topics: September "Popular Sovereignty," October "Federalism," November "Republican Form of Government," December "Separation of Powers," January "Checks & Balances," February "Limited Government," March "Individual Rights," April "Law Day."

    Ask the Expert

    Looking for engaging and interactive opportunities for your students to learn about Nevada history, the constitution and more?

    Check out Ask the Expert

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