The Nevada Center on Foreign Relations (“the Center”) is a Nevada nonprofit corporation, which received its charter on July 1, 2011, and obtained its 501(c)3 tax-exempt status on August 29, 2012. The Center recognizes that the meaning of U.S. “foreign relations” has changed. Localities and economic regions across the country have been dramatically internationalized. Foreign trade and investment have wholly altered local economies. In a world made infinitely accessible by the Internet, all manner of international business is conducted from small-town and even more remote bases. In such situations citizens’ knowledge and understanding of the important issues shaping foreign relations and the resulting policies are even more important than they were in the past. The Center’s purpose is to disseminate widely such knowledge and information. The Center’s goal is to provide and advance accurate and in-depth information on foreign relations to as many organizations and people that can be reached by its activities in the best interests of U.S. Foreign policy and national security and of furthering peace and justice in the world.
The Nevada Center on Foreign Relations (“the Center”) is a Nevada nonprofit corporation, which received its charter on July 1, 2011, and obtained its 501(c)3 tax-exempt status on August 29, 2012. The Center recognizes that the meaning of U.S. “foreign relations” has changed. Localities and economic regions across the country have been dramatically internationalized. Foreign trade and investment have wholly altered local economies. In a world made infinitely accessible by the Internet, all manner of international business is conducted from small-town and even more remote bases. In such situations citizens’ knowledge and understanding of the important issues shaping foreign relations and the resulting policies are even more important than they were in the past. The Center’s purpose is to disseminate widely such knowledge and information. The Center’s goal is to provide and advance accurate and in-depth information on foreign relations to as many organizations and people that can be reached by its activities in the best interests of U.S. Foreign policy and national security and of furthering peace and justice in the world.