to be constructed in Columbia Park on the corner of 190th Street and Prairie Avenue.

Three-quarters of Filipino Americans are Christian.Attending religious services: 29% of Asian Americans say they attend religious services or go to a temple.

to better understand Asian Americans diverse perspectives on the intersection of religious identity and ethnic culture.including 21% who say they do so weekly or more often.those who identify as atheist.

These conversations explored connections to Christianity.Other Key FindingsImportance of religion: While nearly a third of Asian Americans say religion is very important in their lives.

Hindus or nones to say they attend religious services at least monthly.

shrine or religious symbol that they use for worship.We will light up the JANM beacon each night until the end of January to remember him and to honor his life.

where he regularly spoke in public programs and was honored at its annual benefit in 2008.where he shared powerful stories of family history with his grandchildren and.

His lifelong dedication to educating future generations about the injustice of the World War II incarceration was evident in his recent visit to the Ireichō with his wife Yvonne.Nishio was a founding member of the National Coalition for Redress/Reparations (now Nikkei for Civil Rights and Redress).