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Join Nevada Humanities Program Manager Kathleen Kuo in conversation with writer and narrative game designer Ashley Warren for a livestreamed Humanities at Play program. Using real life examples from NASA and other sources with education as their focus, they will discuss how tabletop role-playing games have been used to teach history, science, and other critical skills in the classroom and beyond.

Humanities at Play explores and showcases the significance of the humanities in everyday life through games, media, and popular culture. Join them for dynamic and interactive online and in-person events designed to spark thoughtful conversation and reflection.

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In recognition of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, the Wedding Capital of the World™ announces it is partnering with Signs of HOPE (Healing, Options, Prevention and Education) to host an educational conversation designed to help the wedding industry recognize and respond to potential marriage trafficking situations.

While situations like this are rare in Southern Nevada, the Clark County Clerk’s Office and its partners believe proactive awareness, education, and preparedness play a critical role in protecting individuals who may be vulnerable to exploitation, whether it’s forced labor or sex trafficking.

The event is open to officiants, wedding chapel employees, and other wedding industry professionals, such as photographers, hairstylists, makeup artists, seamstresses, and others interested in learning more. The conversation will take place both in-person as well as online livestream.