PBS Kakou: Hawai'i's Town Hall How Do We Keep Habitual Offenders Off Our Roads?Thursday, April 27, 2023 at 7:30 pm, featuring Prosecutor Steve Alm, Chief Ben Moszkowicz, MPD, criminal defense attorney, Eric Seitz, and victims, Ed...
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Anita DiMauro was there right from the beginning. Her contributions to MADD do not fit into a paragraph, a column, or even a whole page. This article can only give readers a glimpse of Anita’s...
We have secured Saturday, September 16, 2023, for our one and only fundraising event – Walk Like MADD. We will be returning to Kaka'ako Waterfront Park for our signature fundraising event of the year. All...
We continue to support Hawaii families as they grieve the loss of their loved ones. Theresa Paulette, Victim Services Specialist, and Wanya Ogata, MADD Advisory Board Chair joined the family at the Legacy Sobriety Checkpoint...
With science-based and data-backed curriculum from MADD National, MADD Hawaii is gearing up to present both its Power of YOUth and Power of Parents programs. Initially, we will focus on Oahu, but look forward to...
In 1999, a dream was born to give our community a victim memorial to remember individuals who were injured or who had lost their lives in impaired driving crashes. In 2003, MADD Hawaii dedicated a...
In an effort to stay abreast of current issues in the community, the MADD Hawaii Advisory Board invited Sgt. Thomas Billins of the Honolulu Police Department to be a guest speaker at its monthly meeting....
Shared from a MADD National Blog Post Hosting a Party or Going Out, Make a Plan to Keep Everyone Safe DALLAS — As Super Bowl partygoers make plans for watching the big game on Sunday, Mothers Against Drunk...
Consider... Every day 32 people are killed in drunk driving crashes or every 45 minutes someone is killed. 2 out of 3 people will be impacted by...