She works as a trial attorney and was previously a law clerk for Childrens Law Center of Los Angeles and a member of the Cerritos Planning Commission.

as well as extensive oral histories and archives.welcomed Ikeda and noted that his programming and educational background will further transition the organizations work and engagement with multicultural and multigenerational audiences from across the nation.

Ikeda will play an integral role in GFBNECs future growth and sustainability by defining and refining how the organization will attract and connect with new audiences.for the National Park Service at Minidoka National Historic Site in Idaho; education manager for the Japanese American Museum of Oregon in Portland; interim executive director for OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates.and teams in nonprofits and cultural heritage sites.

Ikeda has extensive experience in all aspects of program development.urban and rural community partnerships.

education and training programs.

GFBNECs president and chief executive officer.Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath.

Nikkei Hall members would be proud and grateful to see how their modest beginnings on this property continue to support the many diverse needs of Asian Pacific communities and is now a part of a development that addresses the need for supportive housing.With the opening of The Laurel.

membership was aging and dwindling.A commemorative plaque on the site tells the story of Santa Monica Nikkei Hall.