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The First Amendment after 9/11:
Does the first amendment still have meaning?
Is there room for dissent in the war against terrorism?
Do non-citizens have the right to free speech?
Should there continue to be a separation between church and state?
Davis Levin First Amendment Conference
A vibrant debate between national icons:
Kenneth W. Starr v. Nadine Strossen
Saturday, March 26th, 2005
Likely to sell out! RSVP by March 18th, 2005
ACLU members and the public are invited to attend!
Location:
Hilton Hawaiian Village – Coral
Ballroom ($3.50 validated parking)
Agenda:
10:00 a.m. – Registration
10:30 a.m. – 12 noon: Program
Cost:
$5.00 per person, pre event-day,
$10.00 at the door
Limited Scholarships Available
Kenneth W. Starr is the Dean of Pepperdine Law School.
Nadine Strossen is National ACLU President You will not
want to miss a spirited and insightful battle of ideas
between two national icons. Register today using the form
or on-line at www.acluhawaii.org
Davis-Levin 1st Amendment Conference Reservations Form:
ACLU Hawai‘i, Post Office Box 3410, Honolulu, HI. 96801
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Save the Date!
Thursday, April
21st, 2005 5:30 to 7:00pm.
Annual Membership
Meeting
Help celebrate the 40th
Anniversary of ACLU in
Hawaii! Get activated with
timely reports from our
Legislative, Legal and Public
Education departments!
Location TBA, more next time!
Guardians of Liberty and Justice Youth Award
The Guardians of Liberty and Justice Youth Award acknowledges and publicizes the deeds of unsung High
school age heroes across the state that work to protect and promote the Bill of Rights. These youth alone
or with others took action against an injustice or organized forums, clubs, and other activities to raise
awareness about personal freedoms.
Nominated student action(s) must have taken place in Hawai‘i after December 31, 2003 and before April 25, 2005.
Anyone can make a nomination. Submit by deadline. All questions on the application must be answered. Please print
or type. Illegible entries cannot be considered. Air and ground transportation provided for neighbor island winners. For
more on past honorees, go to the local ACLU webpage at www.acluhawai`i.org.
Nomination Deadline: April 25, 2005 Winner chosen on May 14, 2005
Awards ceremony on June 4 at State Supreme Court
Award: $1,000 first place, $500 two finalists
Send completed application as well as letter(s) of recommendation to: ACLU of Hawai‘i Youth Award, P. O. Box 3410,
Honolulu, HI 96801. For more information, contact the ACLU of Hawai‘i at 522-5900 or <office@acluhawai`i.org>.
‘Ohana News
Happy New Year! Many thanks to all of you who graciously volunteered your time in 2004!
We could not have done it without you…special thanks to: Pat Aburano, Brian Aburano, Carl Ackerman, Paul
Alston, Barbara Ankersmit, Jiro Arase, Guy Archer, Susan Arnett, George Atkins, Noelle Baker, Malcolm
Barcarse, Jennifer Benck, Larry Blume, Norman Bode, Pam Bunn, Ed Burke, Wesley Chang, Leroy Colombe,
Heather Conahan, Mark Davis, Rick DeWaele, Irene DuPont, John Edmunds, Amanda elDakhakhni, Mark Ewald,
Cynthia Farias, Chuck Ferrera, Roger Fonseca, Barbara Franklin, Rick Fried, Marty Fritz, Nalani Fujimori, Lance
Fujisaki, Rev. Yoshiaki Fujitani, Tom Gill, Jim Goldberg, Kit Grant, Pat Hammers, Jeffrey Harris, Bill Harrison,
Brook Hart, Mel Hertz, Jeffrey Hong, Susan Ichinose, Louise Ing, Ed Kemper, Dennis King, Patsy Kirio, Richard
Kowen, Mei-Fei Kuo, Mandy Larson, Anelle Lee, Karen Lee, Herbert Leider, Ira Leitel, Stan Levin, Pam Lichty,
Michael Livingston, David Louie, Andrea Low, Greg Lui-Kwan, Daryl Matthews, Chief Justice Ronald T.Y. Moon,
Paula Myers, Joyce Neeley, Sheryl Nicholson, Corey Park, Earle Partington, Lunsford Dole Phillips, Lita Price,
Lisa Redell, Bob Rees, John Reppun, Josh Reppun, Rick Schneider, Eric Seitz, David Simons, Esther Solomon,
Patrick Taomae, Gaye Tatsuno, Alan Van Etten, Erin Watanabe, Jory Watland, Cori Weston, Samantha Whitney,
Todd Withy, Keith Yamada, Gary Yokoyama, Jackie Young.
American Civil Liberties Union of Hawai‘i
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Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96801
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