State House Honors Youth Football Program
Today the House honored the Coaching Boys Into Men (CBIM)
program, created by Futures Without Violence and implemented in Hawaii by the
non-profit Ala Kuola. The program equips athletic coaches with strategies,
scenarios and resources needed to build attitudes and behaviors among young
male athletes that promote respectful, healthy relationships. Coaches have
numerous opportunities to teach early and often that violence has no place in
relationships.
The event was organized by Edwin K. Flores, Ala Kuola and
Vice Speaker John Mizuno. The following athletic directors and coaches were in
attendance:
Athletic Directors:
Blake Moritsugu (Aiea H.S.), Mark Brilhante (Kalaheo H.S.), Gregory Van
Cantfort (Kalani H.S.), Kelly Jack Sur (Radford H.S.), Thomas Correa (Waiakea
H.S.), Sondra Lundvick (Hilo H.S.)
Coaches: Wendell Say (Aiea H.S.), Greg Taguchi
(Kalani H.S.), Fred Salanoa (Radford H.S.), Darren Hernandez (Kapolei H.S.), Bryon
Moku Pita (Waiakea H.S.), David Baldwin (Hilo H.S.), Cal K. Lee, (Kalani H.S.),
Bronson Leafa (Radford H.S.), Keala Pule, Sr. (Hawaii Football Club).
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