The parade procession will start at Central Avenue and head west on Second Street.

The most important aspect of my identity as a Japanese American woman is that I have felt the love of the community and been mentored by other JA women into who I am today.Being a part of the community has made me who I am.

my Baba conducted herself with inspiring compassion.The Northern California Japanese/Japanese American community has been a place of belonging for me.They are my main support system and are a window into who I am.

I take comfort and pride knowing I am surrounded by people with shared history and culture.only strengthened by the people within.

She works as a junior specialist at the Center for Watershed Sciences at UC Davis.

film photography and crafting.1-rated KTLA 5 Morning News every Monday through Friday from 7-11 a.

Buckley is married and the father of two sons.He has also won awards from the Los Angeles Press Club.

She also conceptualized the 2021 Emmy Award-winning crime and social issue special Breaking Bias: Anti-Asian Hate.** He received a scholarship from the Asian American Journalists Association and graduated from USC with a double major in broadcast journalism and history in 1987.