vice president of public affairs at California Wellness Foundation.

Salazar was so moved by his interactions with Japanese Americans that he joined the pilgrimage committee.the little-known Crystal City U.

My Story Museum is the brainchild of former city manager Diana Palacios – herself one of the 1969 student protest leaders.Salazar is a social studies teacher who has been teaching and coaching for the last 42 years.Sachiko Tanabe (13) and Aiko Oyakawa (11) drowned in 1944.

titled Americas Last WWII Concentration Camp and funded by the Tomoye Henri Takahashi Charitable Foundation.Struck by the similarities in civil rights abuses faced by both communities.

the naming of a street for the two young Peruvian Japanese girls who drowned in the pool in 1945.

One of three core exhibits in the museum.LTHS is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history.

food and fun will include lunch curated by Far Bar.LTHS members at last years Shinnenkai.

and time for community ideas for future endeavors will be heardthese partnerships advanced progress across the federal government to promote data disaggregation; improve language access; combat anti-Asian hate; and support the health.