The National Security Forum of Nevada and
The Schar School of Policy and Government at the George Mason University
in partnership with
The Washoe County School District
present the
2022 Youth Security Forum
“Navigating a World Impacted by War in Ukraine”
A virtual event hosted by Reno High School
Tuesday, 24 May 2022 (Bell Periods 1-7)
The 2022 Youth Security Forum (YSF) will provide students in Washoe County high schools with an opportunity to discuss the war in Ukraine with national and global security experts from the Schar School of Policy and Government at the George Mason University and the National Security Forum of Nevada. Students from Government, History, and We The People classes will participate in interactive discussions about the history of Russia and Ukraine, risks of nuclear, biological, and chemical escalation, China’s role in the conflict, the impact of the war on global food security, and how money laundering is used to avoid sanctions on Russia.
YSF brings world renown national security experts into the classroom to meet, teach, and learn from tomorrow’s civic leaders and informed citizens.
For more information about NSF or the 2022 Youth Security Forum contact:
Dr. Maureen McCarthy
Program & Commentary Director
National Security Forum of Nevada
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 202-550-8309
To learn more about NSF please visit our website: https://nationalsecurityforum.org
The National Security Forum is a non-partisan, educational, nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering civil discourse and informed discussion about timely and important national security topics. We bring expert speakers from around the U.S. to talk about national and international security, domestic and foreign terrorism, economic and financial threats, the safety of our food and water supply, energy policy, electrical grid stability, and a variety of other topics that affect all Americans. The National Security Forum partners with the Washoe County School District to host an annual Youth Security Forum to encourage future generations national security leaders.
