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A woman who has herself spent time in Hawaii prisons will talk to the Rotary Club of Maui on May 3 about how the prison system impacts the community. “I'm talking from a perspective that I know about,” said Danette Arrojo, who has been a volunteer for the Community Alliance on Prisons, a community initiative working on prison reform and criminal justice issues, since she was released four and a half years ago.

Arrojo will discuss prison reform, the proposed new jail in Puunene and Justice Reinvestment, a project of the Council of State Governments Justice Center. According to the Justice Reinvestment website, Gov. Neil Abercrombie, Chief Justice Mark Recktenwald, Senate President Shan Tsutsui, House Speaker Calvin Say and Department of Public Safety Director Jodie Maesaka-Hirata seek to employ a data-driven justice reinvestment strategy to bring out-of-state prisoners back to Hawaii, reduce spending on corrections and reinvest savings generated in strategies that would reverse recent crime trends.

The Rotary Club of Maui meets at noon on Thursdays at the Class Act Restaurant at U.H. Maui College. The cost is $20. The public is welcome.

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Aloha and welcome to the Rotary Club of Maui, Website

Mary Pence, Rotary Club President The Rotary Club of Maui is the first Rotary Club established on the Island of Maui. Our Club was established in 1937 and met for many years in Spreckelsville at the Maui Country Club. We now meet at the Class Act Restaurant which is serviced by the Culinary students at The Maui Community College.

For 74 years we have been offering service to our community and supporting humanitarian projects throughout the world.

Rotary Club of Maui

The club currently has 34 members who represent a wide spectrum of professions. This diversity gives us many opportunities to foster interesting friendships within the club and with this diversity we provide a wide range of knowledge and resources. This all helps us to work together to better fulfill our Rotary motto....." Building Communities - Bridging Continents ".

We meet weekly to share lunch, develop friendships, create networks and hear speakers, so together we can be more effective citizens in this beautiful and interesting world.

Please click on the various links on this website to find out more about our goals, what we are doing, and our connection to Rotary beyond our club.
There are 8 other Rotary Clubs on Maui which meet and serve in other parts of the Island. If you are interested in learning about becoming a Rotarian please contact me or another Rotarian. You can find out how to join with us and also 1.2 million other Rotarians in 200 countries throughout the world.

Rotary is a very rewarding way to make friends and serve others.

Mary Pence

President 2011/2012

Rotary Club of Maui, Hawaii

Rotary Club of Maui 2011/12
OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

President	Mary Pence
President-Elect 2011-12	Brian Moto
Vice President	Mickey Damerell
Secretary	Mary Pence
Treasurer	Lisa Yoshida
Sergeant-At-Arms	Gardener Howard
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Director of Club Service	Robert Upton
Director of Community Service	Mary Pence-----
Director of Vocational Service	Daniel Porter
Director of International Service	Valerie Spence
Director of New Generations	Anna Mayeda
Rotary Foundation Chairperson	Don Reeser
Program Chairperson	Eugene Viglione
Public Relations Chairperson	Jill Engledow-----
Membership Chairperson	Christopher Hart-----

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