Maybe the thinking is stick with the devil you know…With all this said.

administered by the California State Library in partnership with the California Department of Social Services and the California Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander American Affairs as part of the Stop the Hate program.By MAI OMOTOLittle Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) will host The Ripple Effect: Walk for Suicide Prevention on Saturday.

and mental health resources to bring people together and assist them in recognizing available resources.Changing Tides provides a variety of mental health services to AAPI youth in need including free therapy sessions and free suicide prevention training.She is currently a rising junior at Pitzer College majoring in psychology with a minor in Japanese.

The event will raise funds to support the initiatives of Changing TidesPhotos by MARK KURODAThe Southeast Japanese School and Community Center held its 61st annual Cultural Festival and Ondo last weekend.

Rafu Shimpo contributor Mark Kuroda attended and has captured a portfolio images for a photo essay that heralds the start of summer and the local Obon season.

plenty of tasty food and of course.the Israeli military has been using Google Photos facial recognition in its mass surveillance of Palestinians.

But younger members of the Japanese American group said that Palestinians were suffering from human rights violations and that their organization had long stood up for such victims.a Google worker interviewed on Democracy Now.

president of Sonoma State University.reported that the counter-demonstrators were ranting death threats: Ill kill you.