which has served seniors in the Little Tokyo and Boyle Heights communities with an unparalleled and fierce commitment.

Reservations for the pilgrimage will be accepted on a first-come.the Topaz incarcerees left behind a legacy of art that continues to inspire and influence subsequent generations

and the founding director of Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas Studies at San Francisco State University.call the National Japanese American Historical Society at (415) 921-5773 or visit http://njahs.She is an associate professor of Ethnic Studies.

”The keynote speaker will be Rev.Donations are welcome and greatly appreciated.

and an interfaith purification by the Japanese American Religious Federation.

where a reception will be held.but chose to be close to the community.

Each year I would bring yuzu marmalade and blood oranges from our Gardena tree.and Ill also miss his warm presence.

Alan made sure that decisions were made based on consensus.fighting for justice and giving back to the community.