National Voices for Equality Education and Enlightenment - NVEEE

National Voices for Equality Education and Enlightenment - NVEEE To prevent bullying, violence, and su***de among youth, families and communities through direct serv

06/19/2026

We’re not in the noise. We’re in the work.

For Black communities. For immigrants. For LGBTQ+ youth. For every person the system overlooks.
Juneteenth isn’t history. It’s the blueprint.

On Juneteenth, we honor those who worked quietly and courageously when the world refused to see them. That legacy lives in us. We may not be visible in every digital space right now, but we are present where it matters: in community, in service, and in the fight for those who need it most. Ain’t nobody got time for anything less.

Jowharah surely doesn’t.

At PALS, your student spends six days living in the USF dorms, attending intensive workshops, and building the skills th...
05/23/2026

At PALS, your student spends six days living in the USF dorms, attending intensive workshops, and building the skills that show up the moment high school rules no longer apply.

Time management without a bell schedule. Self-advocacy without a teacher in their corner. The confidence to walk into any room and know they belong there.

Most students step onto a college campus for the first time on move-in day. Students who participate in our Peace Ambassador Leadership Summit (PALS) arrive years earlier.

"I really needed help with my resume and creating a LinkedIn profile. I was able to create my first resume and now I can use it in my daily life." — Anonymous, 2025 PALS Participant

98% of PALS participants say the program helped them grow personally and professionally

Dates: June 10-15, 2026 | Tampa, FL | From $1,220
Early Bird pricing ends May 31.

Visit nveee.org/pals-at-usf

Reality is a lot less simple than the myths people spread. Self-harm is a coping mechanism for overwhelming emotions, tr...
05/20/2026

Reality is a lot less simple than the myths people spread. Self-harm is a coping mechanism for overwhelming emotions, trauma, or pain. If you or someone you know is struggling, please know you are not alone .🧡

Follow or Write Love On Her Arms.

This Mental Health Awareness Month hits different in 2026.Funding cuts are hitting the very systems young people depend ...
05/15/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month hits different in 2026.

Funding cuts are hitting the very systems young people depend on, from school counselors to crisis lines, at the exact moment more of us need them. About 1 in 4 high school students reports persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness, and 60% of teens experiencing serious depression never receive any support at all.

That is not okay. And it is not your fault.

Stigma around self-harm makes an already hard thing even harder. The myths are everywhere. The silence is loud. And right now, some of the doors that were supposed to be open are closing.

But here is what we know: across the country, young people are stepping into leadership roles, speaking out against stigma, advocating for mental health literacy, and helping shape solutions that reflect their lived experiences. That is exactly what Share the Care is about.

You are not too much. You are not broken. You deserve support, and it still exists.
If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out:

💬 Text SH to 741741 (Crisis Text Line, free and confidential, 24/7)
📞 Call or text 988 (Su***de and Crisis Lifeline, free, 24/7)
💚 twloha.com (To Write Love on Her Arms)

Say what? They hacked CANVAS? What you talking bout Willis? Hey seniors and test takers, hang in there. We see you. We a...
05/09/2026

Say what? They hacked CANVAS? What you talking bout Willis?

Hey seniors and test takers, hang in there. We see you. We are you. Many of us are also going through it right now. WE GOT THIS! (They better pay them people)

Young people today are paying attention to the world around them — and many are asking how they can make their voices he...
03/08/2026

Young people today are paying attention to the world around them — and many are asking how they can make their voices heard.

This summer, the Peace Ambassador Leadership Summit comes to Georgetown University, bringing together high school students interested in advocacy, civic leadership, and meaningful dialogue about real issues.

At PALS at Georgetown, students explore how leaders communicate ideas, influence conversations, and engage in thoughtful debate about the issues shaping our communities and our future.

Participants join students from across the country (and around the world) for a week of discussion, leadership development, and connection on one of the most historic campuses in the nation’s capital.

Participants will:

• Earn 50 verified community service hours
• Strengthen public speaking and debate skills
• Engage in thoughtful conversations about real issues affecting communities
• Connect with motivated students from across the U.S. and internationally
• Experience life on a historic university campus in Washington, D.C.

📍 Georgetown University
📅 July 23-30
👥 High School Students (Grades 9–12)

⚠️ Early Bird Registration Ends March 31

If you care about ideas, leadership, and making a difference, this program was designed for you.

🔗 Apply now through the link in our bio before the Early Bird deadline.

Your voice matters. The question is: are you using it with confidence?This summer, the Peace Ambassador Leadership Summi...
03/08/2026

Your voice matters. The question is: are you using it with confidence?

This summer, the Peace Ambassador Leadership Summit (PALS) returns to the University of Central Florida (UCF), bringing together high school students who want to strengthen communication, leadership, and confidence.

At PALS at UCF, students explore how great leaders communicate ideas, build meaningful connections, and express themselves with clarity and purpose. Through storytelling, networking challenges, and interactive discussions, participants learn how communication shapes leadership, relationships, and future opportunities.

Students from across the country (and around the world) come together for a week of growth, connection, and leadership development.

Participants will:

• Earn 50 verified community service hours
• Strengthen public speaking and interpersonal communication
• Build confidence sharing ideas and connecting with new people
• Meet motivated students from across the U.S. and internationally
• Experience life on one of the nation’s largest and most dynamic campuses

📍 University of Central Florida
📅 June 17–22
👥 High School Students (Grades 9–12)

⚠️ Early Bird Registration Ends March 31

Spots are limited. Apply now to secure your place at PALS at UCF.

🔗 Apply through the link in our bio.

High school moves fast. The real question is: are you ready for what comes next?This summer we’re launching a brand new ...
03/08/2026

High school moves fast. The real question is: are you ready for what comes next?

This summer we’re launching a brand new PALS location at the University of South Florida, designed for high school students who want to strengthen leadership skills, build confidence, and prepare for college and beyond.

At PALS at USF, students explore what it means to lead in school, in their communities, and in their future careers. Through workshops, discussions, and real-world challenges, participants build the skills that help them stand out in college, leadership roles, and life.

Students from across the country (and around the world) come together for a week of growth, connection, and leadership development.

Participants will:

• Earn 50 verified community service hours
• Strengthen leadership and communication skills
• Build confidence for college and future opportunities
• Connect with motivated students from across the U.S. and internationally
• Experience life on a major university campus

📍 University of South Florida
📅 June 10–15
👥 For High School Students (Grades 9–12)

⚠️ Early Bird Registration Ends March 31

This is the first year PALS will be offered at USF, and space is limited.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of the inaugural USF cohort.

🔗 Apply through the link in our bio.

Ideas are everywhere. The real question is: who knows how to turn them into something real?This summer, the Peace Ambass...
03/08/2026

Ideas are everywhere. The real question is: who knows how to turn them into something real?

This summer, the Peace Ambassador Leadership Summit (PALS) is launching a brand new location at Florida State University (FSU), designed for high school students who want to think bigger about leadership, innovation, and the future of business.

At PALS at FSU, students won’t just talk about ideas. They’ll test them.

Throughout the week, participants take on challenges that explore how today’s leaders build brands, launch ventures, and navigate a world where AI, technology, and creativity are reshaping every industry.

Students collaborate with peers from across the country and around the world while building the leadership confidence and college-ready mindset that helps them stand out.

Participants will:

• Earn 50 verified community service hours
• Work through real leadership and innovation challenges
• Explore how AI and emerging technology are changing business
• Connect with motivated students from across the U.S. and internationally
• Experience life on a major university campus

📍 Florida State University
📅 June 25–30
👥 For High School Students (Grades 9–12)

⚠️ Early Bird Registration Ends March 31

This is the first year PALS is being offered at FSU, and space is limited for the inaugural group.

If you’re ready to challenge your thinking, explore big ideas, and meet other driven students, apply now before the early bird deadline.

Apply through the link in our bio.

11/24/2025

Thank you to everyone who supported NVEEE on Give Miami Day. As the founder of this organization, I want you to know how deeply your generosity is felt by our team and by the young people we serve. Your support strengthens the heart of our work: providing essential care to students in crisis, building leadership pathways for youth who are ready to make a difference, creating meaningful learning experiences, and helping our students bring their own community projects to life.

We are grateful to the following donors:

Jovanie Smith
Beth Mejia
Diane Quick
Amberlee Petit
Suhani Ranaut
Mauricio Jimenez
Amina Newsome
Lizs Walton
Tiffany Clervil
Joyce Fox
Eloise Smith
Anonymous 1
Anonymous 2
Danielle Overton
Stella Quick
Krystal Hosang
Anonymous 3
Joanna Raymond
Juliana Ruiz
Ana Rivera
Megan Shirley
Lindsay Quick
Heather Harries
Jessica Saiontz
Robin Schwartz
Lisa Carver

Your contributions do more than keep our programs running. They remind youth like Robertzsa that there is a community standing behind them, believing in their potential and investing in their growth. Thank you for trusting us, for believing in this mission, and for helping us continue building a place where every student feels supported, valued, and prepared to lead.






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150 S. Pine Island Road
Plantation, FL
33324

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
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