Kerry Yo Nakagawa and Bill Staples Jr.

and the Los Angeles chapter of AAJA.whose mission is that a free press is crucial to a free society to support.

Calvin has been an active advocate for the AAPI community.and in the 1990s for KCAL-TV has included hurricanes in the Caribbean and the Carolinas; the Landers and Northridge earthquakes in California and the devastating earthquake in Kobe.Frank reported for Los Angeles station KCAL-TV (1992-1999).

he also traveled with President George W.During Operation Iraqi Freedom.

She went to the all-girls high school Marymount New York.

Buckleys varied assignments ranged from breaking news to politics to long-form enterprise reporting.Volunteering has been a legacy learned from the Issei who first came to America and helped one another to survive and grow here.

They sing and play the shamisen that accompanies the kabuki play on stage.who arrived in America in 1899 at the age of 20.

This was all made possible by the hard work of many volunteers who make Little Tokyo a place to live.Nisei Week and Little Tokyo became alive again and celebrated with Terry Tamaru (Hokoda) being crowned the first Nisei Week Queen after World War II during the 8th Nisei Week Festival in 1949.