solution-oriented approaches that blend everything from data science to community-building.

one of the exhibits that shows how much the community of close to 3.Entertainment was provided by Tokyo-born Rayko Tak.

She led the guests in singing the New Years song Oshogatsu no Uta.Pokemon Ondo and Yoru ni Kakeru.Guests catch up with each other during the luncheon.

and knew more about families histories and connections than some of the families themselves.Fifteen original Terminal Islanders attended

were regulars at the popular club on Garvey Avenue.

I met Andy and we become very good friends.as part of AADAP’s 50th anniversary video.

I learned and honed skills that I literally use today.He was a founding board member of the National Asian Pacific Families Against Substance Abuse (NAPAFASA.

So tomorrow morning people dont die on the streets.Thank you for believing in me.