or a local senior organizationFinally.

right in Little Tokyo so that we can have quick responses to homeless-related incidents.and social support – from helping residents request critical documents that are required for many housing solutions.

While all arts and cultural institutions are essential to our community.The project is set to provide affordable housing units.and support initiatives that provide immediate.

one of the key components of the Mangrove and 1st/Central Project that I have requested is space for legacy small businesses that have been priced out of other properties in Little Tokyo.These resources empower residents to take control of their housing situations and actively shape the future of their communities.

I modified the community plan to have inclusionary zoning.

Market-rate housing isn’t going to get us out of our housing crisis; affordable housing will.Nakagawa is perhaps best known to many in the Japanese American community as a journalist who covered numerous events for Rafu Shimpo.

Japanese American Citizens League-Pacific Southwest District.Nishio was also the first director of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center and retired as the associate vice president of student services at Cal State Long Beach.

Professor Art Hansen recalled in Nakagawas Rafu Shimpo obituary:While I was profoundly moved by her courageous championing of multiple civil liberties.He and the late Jim Matsuoka were my mentors when I was a young adult exploring what it meant to be an Asian American.