In 2016, NVEEE Ambassadors and Alumni were invited to join the organization on a private tour of the White House and U.S. Congress. Represented schools include: Florida International University, Florida A&M University, University of Central Florida, Columbia University, New York University, Curry College, University of Miami, Florida State University, Southern University and A&M College, Case Western Reserve University, Miami-Dade College, Palm Beach State College as well as youth ambassadors in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach county public schools. 

Applications Open for Cohort IV

As a recognized leader in strengthening communities, NVEEE continues to innovate to expand its impact. Dynamic equity-based leadership programs, which consistently fill to capacity, prepare youth to be socially responsible leaders. Students in high school and college learn to think critically about relevant social issues, access resources, and apply practical leadership skills. As young Ambassadors, college students in this program also serve as mentors for youth and powerful advocates for change in their communities. 

Awards and Recognitions:

NVEEE has been recognized locally and nationally as a champion of youth safety and well-being. On four occasions, NVEEE has been entered into the Congressional Record…read more here.

Ambassadorship

College students with exceptional time management and organizational skills are encouraged to apply to this unique experiential learning opportunity. As a trained Ambassador for NVEEE, your efforts will support our work in bullying and suicide prevention, youth leadership, LGBTQ+ initiatives, youth mentoring and social justice. Ambassadors will be placed in one of the following departments:

• Mentoring
• Fundraising
• Community Outreach
• Program Development
• Major Event Planning
• Educational Programming
• Youth Activities and Engagement
• Communications: Marketing and Public Relations
• Creative Services: Graphic Design, Video Production, Social Media Management, etc.

Mentoring

Participants in the LMDP have the opportunity to be paired with a high school student in our mentoring program. The primary participants are high school students participating in our Peace Ambassador Leadership Program (PALP), or other high school youth who apply and are accepted into the program. If you would like to be a mentor we will require a background screening. During Covid, mentoring interactions are virtual.

Benefits

1. Trained as an ambassador and peer leader for an award-winning, congressionally and nationally recognized nonprofit organization.
2. Receive one-on-one mentorship from senior level management, including the executive director and founder. 
3. Ability to mentor a high school student 
4. Opportunity to represent the organization as an ambassador at professional events.
5. Awarded with a certificate and letter of recommendation from our organization

Expectations:

1. Commitment to the values of the organization, including active contributions to social justice, service, and diversity, equity and inclusion.
2. Ability to be self motivated, work independently and take ownership and accountability.
3. Readiness to accept guidance, embrace teamwork, and display a strong work ethic.
4. Eagerness to engage and use critical thinking skills during trainings, brainstorming sessions, and team meetings. 
5. Invest time required by the program with a designated youth mentee.

Application Process

Applications must be submitted by Sunday, February 13th at 11:59 P.M.

• Step 1: Complete the application  
• Step 2: Submit letter of recommendation from current or fairly recent mentors, advisors, professors, employers, or coaches to LMDP@NVEEE.org.
• Step 3: Schedule a virtual interview with alumni and current directors
• Step 4: Acceptance letters and commitment forms sent out (in stages) no later than February 28
• Step 5: Register for one of three virtual orientation slots