After representing WACLV in the national Student Scholars program, UNLV Honors student Mia Tschan carried that commitment abroad through a competitive USINDO fellowship in Indonesia.

Global Ties U.S. highlighted how a WACLV host family turned brisket, conversation, and an impromptu jam session into people-to-people diplomacy.

A January 2026 pre-CES summit—and WACLV’s earlier Future of Korea program—show how citizen diplomacy can open practical paths for technology, trade, and investment.

WACLV advisory board member Vivian Palmer connects diplomacy, travel, trade, and public health to Southern Nevada’s economic resilience in a July 2026 Las Vegas Sun commentary.

Advanced Technologies Academy won the 2026 Southern Nevada Academic WorldQuest competition and represented the region at the national event in Washington, D.C.

WACLV welcomed international professionals from 24 countries for a State Department exchange focused on preventing and mitigating trafficking in persons.

A delegation from Turkmenistan explored Southern Nevada approaches to water conservation, infrastructure, agriculture, and public education through an IVLP exchange.

WACLV, the Bertelsmann Foundation, and UNLV convened a public discussion on space policy, international law, transatlantic cooperation, and Nevada’s growing commercial-space future.

WACLV members and Southern Nevada neighbors can join four free WorldNow webinars this fall on presidential war powers, hostage diplomacy, technology and conflict, and the year ahead.