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ABOUT THE HENRY T. NICHOLAS, III FOUNDATION

The Foundation has been at the forefront nationally in supporting victims' rights, reflecting Dr. Nicholas' longstanding commitment to victims of violent crime. He has been a leader of the victims' rights movement since 1983, when his sister, Marsy, was murdered. He helped his parents found Justice for Homicide Victims, a leading non-profit organization that supports families of murder victims. Dr. Nicholas led the effort in 2008 to pass Marsy's Law, a state constitutional amendment that created a comprehensive Victims' Bill of Rights for California. Following this campaign, he formed Marsy's Law for All, an organization dedicated to enforcing the constitutional amendment, empowering victims' rights organizations, and creating a national movement to pass a victims' Bill of Rights as the 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Through Marsy's Law for All, the Foundation provides legal, technical, media and other resources to support victims' rights organizations and initiatives.

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View fullsize Today we remember those who lost their lives and whose lives were forever changed. We also honor the first responders and volunteers who strived to help those impacted by this tragedy on #September11 2001. #NeverForget
View fullsize School is back in session! Check out the upcoming NAC events by visiting the website at naccenters.org. We wish the Nicholas Scholars and alumni continued success!
View fullsize NAC Scholars watched the Los Angeles Angels defeat the Seattle Mariners on Friday, July 27th, 2018. Just one of the many field trips the Nicholas Academic Centers provides over the summer to their students to enrich their academic and social lives. #
View fullsize Almost 200 NAC graduates attended the 2018 Alumni Summer Reunion this past Monday at Dave and Busters! Alumni shared stories from college with one another, and discussed the various ways their NAC experience has impacted others and shed some light to
View fullsize A campus visit provides the opportunity to get a firsthand view of college. The Nicholas Academic Centers' scholars took a trip to California State Polytechnic University, Pomona and Pomona College to explore the campuses and to gain insight on the u
View fullsize Pictured below is Cristian Gomez. He is Century High School’s Class of 2018 Salutatorian and a Nicholas Academic Centers alumni. Cristian graduated with a 4.7 GPA and will be attending a four year university this Fall. Thanks to his hard work
View fullsize Happy 4th of July from the @htn_foundation!
View fullsize The Nicholas Scholars had a great time learning to row with the @ucirvinerowing and @uciwomensrowing crew teams! The "Learn to Row" clinic is part of the Nicholas Academic Centers’ approach to integrating a broad range of cultural, co
View fullsize The Nicholas Academic Centers (NAC) celebrated their 10 year anniversary on Saturday, June 2nd, 2018. Check out the video that was played during the event on our Facebook page. It features various NAC Scholars and Alumni sharing their academic accomp
View fullsize Thanks to a $40,000 donation by UCI rowing supporter Dr. Henry T. Nicholas III, UCI men’s and women’s crew teams got to compete last month in the 2018 American Collegiate Rowing Association National Championship Regatta in Georgia. The te
View fullsize A big thank you to all the grads, alumni, family, friends and supporters who attended the 10th Annual Nicholas Academic Centers Graduation Celebration last Saturday! The 2018 graduating class consisted of 195 Nicholas Scholars who join the esteemed g
View fullsize The day is finally here! Tonight we will be celebrating not only the graduating class of 2018, but also the distinguished alumni from the past 10 years and the Nicholas Academic Centers co-founders Dr. Henry T. Nicholas, III and Judge Jack Mandel. A