Current Events

December, 2022
Driver's Ed Classes

In addition to telling students our
story, I got to observe a presentation
by Dona Ana Sheriff's Deputy, Fabian
Hernandez, and his colleague.
The students who tried the "drunk
driving goggles" were amazed at the
effect! Even though it's not possible
to simulate the degree of cognitive
impairment that occurs under the
influence of alcohol, experiencing
the visual impairment alone made
quite an impact on them!

December, 2022

LCPS Driver's

Education Classes

How humbling to have a student say to me, "Your story will change lives!" And another: "Her story was sad, but it will influence me to be a better driver." PLUS, our very first group of student advocates stepped forward!

November, 2022

World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

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September, 2022
Drivers' Ed Classes
Las Cruces Public Schools

"Her and her husband's personal story touches my heart, as it helped me see a different point of view"

"This really did show me that even a quick glance at your phone can affect my life and others. I won't be getting distracted by my phone or anything for a fact!"

"I loved the presentation. I think it will impact others like it did me. It showed how important it is to not think roads are just for cars."

"People on bikes and others on the road are equal as cars."

"I learned about how irresponsible drivers can affect other people's lives forever. Now I know how painful it is for people when a driver hurts people or themselves in a collision. Sometimes to the point where it is fatal."

"It was very worthwhile. It made me want to never be distracted while driving. I will try to live up to that!"

"It definitely made me want to be more cautious. Seeing how sad she was about her husband made me never want someone to feel like that and it be my fault."