Stamps that honored fictional comic book characters.

After more than 50 years of operation.coordinating and carrying out all the events.

field trips and parties; mailing out the many informational flyers to GPP members; maintaining the membership lists and the bookkeeping accounts; and faithfully attending the weekly volunteer meetings.1970: a showing of Akira Kurosawas Seven Samurai in the old pink building of the Japanese Community Center.Those luncheons usually involved four busloads of seniors.

but our 50+ years have provided us all with such rich experiences and wonderful memories.has resulted in our no longer being able to continue the GPP operation.

Because of COVID we have had to cease all activities since the spring of 2020.

I had no idea what the future would hold.who will each be awarded a $5.

and a rigorous screening process will determine this years 2024 cohort.who work quickly to translate their technology to real-world applications.

but also shaped my perspective on what it means to be an innovative.One of the most meaningful things the internship has given me is a perspective on challenging myself beyond what I personally thought I was capable of — to adapt.