They shared a love of painting and community activism.

His initial concept in buying a 48-star flag was that local families would come to sign it.Signing the flags has also provided the chance to soothe a wound many didn’t realize they were carrying until they came face-to-face with this opportunity and released the emotions drawn out by this simple act.

younger brother of Archie Miyatake.contact Gogo at: jgogo@scscourt.”Los Angeles-based filmmaker George Wada has recorded an overview of this project.

following Gogo to various cities for a documentary titled “Honor.(GWEN MURANAKA/Rafu Shimpo)In considering the future.

HORSTINGIn offering to help Judge Roberta Hayashi of the Santa Clara County Superior Court to organize the public outreach for the upcoming Korematsu Day events in San Jose.

That first flag-signing effort in 2021 has now grown to include ten flags.building one of the most diverse biomedical databases in history.

Los Angeles-based nonprofit Asians and Pacific Islanders with Disabilities of California (APIDC) is reaching out to Asian Americans.The lack of representation of AANHPIs in biomedical research can be troubling when it comes to treatment development.

to provide information about the research program.this proportion is smaller with about 2% of participants in biomedical research being AANHPI.