American Civil Liberties Union of Hawaii Foundation

Public education programs including the organization of state-wide public meetings and forums, often at no charge to the public, on a wide range of Civil Liberties and Civil rights issues. Legal advocacy through research, demand letters, and/or litigation on a range of Civil Liberties and Civil rights issues. Litigation program, which receives and screens Civil Liberties complaints.legislative: researched and drafted legislative testimony on an average of 75 to 100 pieces of legislative testimony on a wide range of Civil Liberties and Civil rights issues. Appeared before state legislature, city councils, board of education, and other administrative agencies.