I am struck by the ISCs statement ‘…the House should take whatever action it deems appropriate in light of [the ISCs] findings.

deep respect for his community.We miss Alan!Above: Roy Nakano.

Alan Nishio speaks during a NCRR trip to Washington.A highly sought-after speaker who could have easily run for political office.in 1987 to lobby members of Congress.

He brought so much to our organization.and as a young person just starting out I deeply respected his commitment of more than a decade at that point.

He was the one who was always on top of things and made sure everything moved smoothly and efficiently in NCRR.

Kay Ochi: That which I find most memorable about Alan Nishio was how passionately he pursued change for our community.Organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service and hosted by the Democracy Center.

The relaunch will include remarks by James E.Two of the flagship programs of the revitalized Democracy Center will be the Distinguished Lecture Series honoring the late Secretary of Transportation Norman Y.

” a nationally touring exhibition about implicit bias.in 2011 in the Old Senate Chamber.