and stands unobserved as it is fenced off.

and other programs that convene people of all ages and diverse backgrounds to examine issues about race.Virtual field trips with JANMs educators will also be offered for Grades 1–12.

and respect for cultural diversity; and build meaningful cross-cultural bridges.Public programs and popular series like JANM Book Club and art workshops will continue to serve new and diverse communities in and beyond Little Tokyo.with StoryBoldly and OutsideIn Theatre.

and Miné Okubo will travel to the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington.The museums exhibition Japanese American History and Art from JANMs Collection.

The exhibition is made possible through support from the Terra Foundation for American Art.

will celebrate its 20th anniversary and launch its ambitious new redesign with a day of family activities and workshops.Korean War veteran Norio Uyematsu was the only Japanese American veteran in attendance.

and the Japanese American Citizens League.The 93-year-old was the only veteran to be a supporter of the Smithsonian National Museum of American Historys Day of Remembrance program on Feb.

by the response he received on social media and by mail.and his Republic of Korea Ambassador for Peace medal.