Creating a State of Nevada “Thrive by Five” program to connect education, health, and human resources to create better outcomes for our children’s early education and long-term future.
The program, modeled after Washington, D.C.’s “Thrive by Five”, will focus on improving maternal and childhood health, child development, and early learning.
Nevada has the third-highest maternal and infant mortality rates in the country -- about twice the national average -- and Black women are more than twice as likely to be impacted by this disparity.
Thrive by Five D.C.’s work includes: providing a centralized space to bring together the city’s wide range of resources, fostering communication and collaboration between organizations to cultivate innovative solutions, and hosting a yearly Maternal and Infant Health Summit.
Thrive by Five Nevada aims to emulate the successes of Thrive by Five D.C. by using our home-grown talent to continue leading the way in improving Maternal and Early Childhood health, education, and development.
Launching “Grow Your Own,” a program to help combat “Brain Drain” by connecting NEVADAS Promise students to paid internships at Nevada businesses both large and small.
Every young person should have the opportunity to grow to their fullest potential right here in NEVADA
“Grow Your Own” will encourage young talent to invest their skills, time, and energy into NEVADA'S future.
GETTING GUNS OFF THE STREET
Implementing the PEACE Strategy -- a public health-based approach to preventing gun violence in Nevada;
Investing in mental health infrastructure to support Nevada residents;
Providing support for non-law enforcement approaches to preventing gun violence;
Seeking out new community-based solutions to preventing and responding to gun violence;
Ensuring victims of gun violence have the support they need;
PRIORITIZING EQUITABLE PUBLIC SAFETY
Continuing to expand the State's advocacy efforts and long-term investments in an early childhood education as a part of our comprehensive, long-term community investment strategy to reduce the root causes of violent crime through initiatives like “Thrive by Five”, childhood literacy programs.
Continue to provide additional, publicly-funded pre-K slots for Nevada students;
Dramatically expanding the Office of Peace and Policy’s reentry programming to help reduce recidivism.
Expanding State of Nevada partnerships with local social services partners to help investigate and resolve human trafficking and domestic violence cases;
Launching “Operation Second Chance,” a program for Nevada residents to expunge misdemeanors and select felonies from their criminal records;
WORKING PROACTIVELY TO PREVENT VIOLENT CRIME
Launching a community-based peacekeepers program. Recovery Plan that would allow community members to help support the State's fight against violent crime;
Partnering with the Housing Authority to develop and execute safety plans for each of the Housing Authority’s properties;
Launching our Real Time Crime Center would significantly enhance our ability to fight violent crime in real time.
Realizing Our Economic Potential
CREATING MORE HIGH-QUALITY JOBS FOR NEVADA RESIDENTS
Creating a formal pipeline partnership between Nevada Colleges and Nevada's corporate community to keep Nevada's homegrown diverse, Black talent in Nevada;
Developing a job retention toolkit for Nevada
businesses to incentive expansion and employment growth, particularly for returning citizens, youth, and Nevada residents who participate in federal public assistance programs;
Directing significant investments of federal research and development funding into Nevada's tech sector to firmly establish Nevada as the emerging tech hub.
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