Education for a Humane Hawaii

Donna Forst is the Education Coordinator for Hawaii Dog Foundation.  She holds a Master’s Degree and clinical license in Marriage, Family and Child Therapy and an Academic Subject Certificate in Hawaiian Studies (Culture) from Windward Community College.  In addition, Mrs. Forst currently leads cultural programs for adults and children at the Bishop Museum, is a registered Emergency Animal Rescue Service (EARS) volunteer to aid animals in times of natural disasters and led adult education programs in Southern California for over twenty-five years.

Kimberly Haynes is an educational consultant based in the San Francisco Bay Area.  A former classroom teacher and accreditation visiting team member, Mrs. Haynes holds a Master’s Degree in Education, specializing in Curriculum and Instruction.  In addition to her consulting work, Mrs. Haynes is a curriculum designer, presently working on a joint project for the National Academy Foundation and the Pearson Foundation.  She has designed curriculum for a range of nonprofit organizations across the United States.