several of whom she knew from the United Methodist Church Asian American Summer Camp.

She then became an employment attorney in private practice.She strongly believes in participating in and supporting the Japanese American community.

where she is currently the senior editor.Shirota sponsors scholarships at Southwestern Law School in memory of George.Grace Shiba – Nominated by Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Southern CaliforniaGrace ShibaCommunity service has been an important part of Grace Shibas life since her childhood.

Another significant accomplishment is her help with forming Changing Tides.She is also an inaugural member of the Kibou Legacy Circle.

volunteered with the 442nd Regimental Combat Team during World War II.

consulted with or served on the boards of Asian American Drug Abuse Program.Groundswell was founded in 1991 for the purpose of developing and implementing proactive human relations programs in partnership with schools.

She is also a member of the JACL and vice president of membership for a Japanese American community service organization known as the OCO Club.providing tools and experiences.

we have seen first-hand the real power that comes when we work together.and leading the way in changing narratives that prevent and address inequity and injustice.