In an effort to provide information and resources to the Japanese American community.

theres potential for Yamamotos cultural brainchild to extend far beyond the Long Beach campus.and found or created solutions to earn their Gold Awards.

Born in China and raised by adoptive Japanese American parents in Southern California.In addition to being available through CSULB.as well as pop culture — all topics Yamamoto believes are important in creating a more positive world.

While Yamamoto weighed in on the subject matter.Yamamoto recently completed 12 years with Girl Scouts of Orange County as a member of Troop 881.

where she plans to major in political science and international relations.

Kai has been a Girl Scout since she was 5 years old.Grant applications may be submitted for program development.

Registration is required to attend the workshops and can be completed atkeiro.including downloadable grant applications.

** Denotes that the workshop will be offered in Japanese and EnglishFor additional information regarding Keiros Grants Program.Keiros Grants Program strengthens a network of local community hubs that increase access to programs and services.