Project REAL to bring educational programs to Washoe County
RENO, Nev. – The National Judicial College is partnering with Project REAL (Relevant Education About the Law), a Las Vegas-based civic education program that teaches Nevada students the importance of the law.
The NJC will support Project REAL’s efforts to build a presence in Northern Nevada by providing office space for the nonprofit organization. The NJC will host a Project REAL employee this January as the organization eyes upcoming programs and appearances in Washoe County classrooms.
Project REAL educates K-12 students about the principles of democracy, law and the responsibilities of citizenship. The organization’s goal is to prepare Nevada’s children to become involved, participating citizens who understand their social responsibilities and rights, creating safer communities throughout the state.
The project was founded in 2005 by attorney Sam Lionel and real estate developer Irwin Molasky, who each received the NJC’s Advancement of Justice Award earlier this year and have been longtime supporters of the College.
“This partnership is an opportunity to create a synergy amongst educational organizations where the law is at the core,” Molasky said. “We are grateful to the NJC for providing a base where we can expand our programs throughout the state.”
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The National Judicial College has been the nation’s leading provider of judicial education since 1963, drawing participants from every state and from over 150 countries. The NJC offers more than 100 judicial education programs annually onsite, online, and across the nation in support of its mission: education – innovation – advancing justice.
Project REAL, a non-profit organization founded in 2005, has taught over 150,000 Nevada students about the importance of the law with the goal of preparing them to be informed, law-abiding and participating citizens. For more information, visit projectreal.com.
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