he bought a home in Seal Beach and settled down to start a family.

People who lived through that time are still alive today.President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066.

and we need to ensure that this future is bright.We will be the ones to carry this culture into the future.We decided on writing a childrens book with a corresponding website — centering on the horrors of the Japanese American concentration camps of World War II.

People in current times need to always remember this time in our history — to ensure that it never happens again.He spent the first year of his life there.

Something that is often hard to grasp is the detail that many of these people were loyal American citizens.

By LEXIE MORITAChildren are the voice of our future.a conversation on elevating the voices and experiences of persons of double minoritized Asian and African ancestry and its intersection with gender.

in the Featherston Life Sciences Building Auditorium during a fireside chat with guest speaker Julian Keikilani Ako hosted by Nā Kōlea.Younger members might miss the full lessons they can teach.

is a two-time Nā Hōkū Hanohano award winner.Moderator: Curtiss Takada Rooks.