Nevada Vax Watch
A Nevada Nonprofit Built to Serve Our Neighbors.
Supporting our vaccine-injured neighbors. Strengthening meaningful informed consent. Helping Nevadans approach vaccine medicine with greater knowledge, calmness, and discernment.
Help Us Find ThemFor Nevadans. By Nevadans. Authentically Nevadan.
Nevada Vax Watch is a Nevada 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Our vaccine-injured neighbors deserve to be heard. To find one another. To be connected to community. And to know they no longer have to walk this road alone.
Their lived experiences matter.
We're looking for today's vaccine-injured Nevadans because they matter in their own right—and because what we learn from them can help strengthen informed consent and vaccine medicine discernment for generations of Nevadans to come.
Better Questions. Wiser Decisions.
Meaningful informed consent begins with understanding what you're being asked to decide.
Asking good questions. Understanding benefits, risks, and uncertainty. And having the freedom to make an informed decision for yourself and your family.
We're not here to tell people what decisions to make about vaccine medicine.
We're here to help people become better prepared to make wiser decisions for themselves and their families.
Where We Begin
Attempt to find ALL our vaccine-injured neighbors.
Listen. Connect. Bring people together. Invite knowledge and expertise into the conversation. Build relationships. Build trust. And learn what our community actually needs.
It's time as a connected community we did something about this.
Let Us Know You're HereOne Mission. A Growing Community.
The Zara Project
Coming in 2027. Our long-term effort to find, connect with, listen to, and learn from ALL our Nevadan vaccine-injured neighbors—leading with love.
Discover The Zara Project →Zara's Garden
The dedicated social community we're preparing to cultivate around vaccine injury survivors, meaningful informed consent, and vaccine medicine discernment.
Discover Zara's Garden →Together Tuesdays
Where we're beginning now—neighbors meeting, listening, learning, and discovering who else is here.
Every Tuesday · 6–8 PM · Clark County
Come as you are.
Kindness. Calmness. Wisdom.
Kindness
Treat people with dignity, compassion, and respect.
Calmness
Make room for thoughtful conversation—especially when the subject is difficult.
Wisdom
Listen carefully. Ask good questions. Look at evidence. Learn from experience. And be willing to say: We don't know.
Is it kind?
Is it calm?
Is it wise?
People Before Technology.
Technology can help us connect, learn, organize, and preserve knowledge.
But technology doesn't create community.
People do.
Relationships come first. Technology exists to support them.
Love Thy Vaccine-Injured Neighbor.
Find them.
Listen to them.
Connect them with one another and those who support them.
Welcome them into our community.
Support them through connection, compassion, and community.
Honor their experiences so they are not lost, and so what they have lived through may one day help others in ways we cannot yet know.
And make sure they know they no longer have to walk this road alone.
Help Us Find One Another