Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College

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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Mission Statement
 Research Questions
 Needs Analysis
 Solution Description
 Solution Criteria
 Solution Choice
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Suyapa Amaya
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
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This presentation will show the affect of
drunk driving in our community. And the
affects it has on the families and the youth in
our community.
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
How many people say it is bad to drive drunk
and still drive under the influence?
 What can we do to make the streets safer?
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Suyapa: Mission Statement and Thesis
Question
 Servando: Who/ Where we surveyed and
Backgrounds
 Ivan: Needs
 Omar: Resources and Solutions
 Javier: Goals and Outcomes
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Servando Mendoza
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
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Total Number of Surveys: 100
 Number of Spanish Surveys: 50
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Age Range:
 10 years old or less
 15 years old or less
 20 years old or less
 21+ years old
 Don’t drink
8%
28%
36%
6%
18%
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Cabrillo College both
Aptos and Watsonville
Campus’
 Renaissance High
School
 Downtown Santa Cruz
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
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Gender
 Women
49%
 Men
50%
 Transgender
1%
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
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Ethnicity
 62% Hispanic/Latino
 28 % White
 2% Asian
 4% African-American
 5% other
Do you have any children?
 Yes 23%
 No 77%
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81% of parents that see drunk drivers on the road are
scared, angry and panic for the safety of their
children.
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Ivan Ibarra
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Who Is in need?
The Community.
 Drivers/ Drunk Drivers.
 Family/Children.
 Underage Drinkers.
 Police Force.
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
What are the needs.
Higher Consequences (Fines/Tickets/Jail
Time)
 Have a SOBER Driver.
 More Checkpoints.
 More Outreach Programs.
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
More outreach programs to educate adults
and children about the dangers of drunk
driving.
 More checkpoints will bring awareness into
drunk drivers which will reduce drinking and
driving.
 Raising the fines on tickets would put fear
into drunk drivers.
 Because sober drivers keep the roads safe
and reduces the number of drunk drivers on
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Adolescents think their invincible.
 Last resort for getting home.
 “Last Time I do it.”/ “Only One Time.”
 Not caring what the outcome is.
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
When there are drunk drivers on the road.
 When drunk driving accidents occur
regularly.
 When innocent pedestrians are ran over.
 When people think its ok to drink and drive.
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Omar Contreras
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
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MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) :1-877-MADD-HELP
(877-623-3435)
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Alcoholics Anonymous
1302 Lincoln St
Watsonville,
Phone: (831) 722-7304]

Santa Cruz
740 Front Street, Suite 130
(To schedule an appointment in Santa Cruz call 831-423-2003)
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Not drunk driving
 Having a breathalyzer in cars
 Having more checkpoints
 Raising fines
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
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Never Drink and Drive
Our criteria shows that not drunk driving
would definitely save money, help the
community and help out the safety on the
road and in the community.
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Breathalyzers in cars in order to turn on the
car will lower drunk drivers on the road.
 Will not allow incapable drivers to drive.
 Will make drunk drivers think ahead and
have a sober driver.
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Having more checkpoints will send fear into
drunk drivers eyes.
 More checkpoints will reduce the chances of
drunk drivers crashing.
 Will increase the safety of driving home safe.
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Government funding toward programs that
have positive effects on the community
 Supporting A.A. groups and other
nonprofits.
 Funding organizations that promote sobriety.
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
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Easy to create
Meets needs of both youth &
parents
Effective results
Saves money
Reduces drunk drivers
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Javier Frias
Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Keep the streets safe from drunk drivers
 Stop drunk driving completely
 Make streets safe for all pedestrians and
families.
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Drunk drivers will continue to drive
 The streets will not be safe
 Drunk drivers will raise the number of
accidents
 More casualties
 Children's lives would be left at risk if drunk
drivers are not off the road
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
Paying police officers to set up checkpoints.
 People would have to buy breathalyzers.
 People are safe.
 Less deaths and accidents in our
community.
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Fall '08 - Digital Bridge Academy - Cabrillo College
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