Rafu: How have Nisei Week and the Queen and Court program changed over time?Sara: Initially.

an Orange County service club.Many farmers and descendants were awestruck by receiving a printed copy of the decades-old records that they were just seeing for the first time.

attendees gathered in the venue overlooking the farm.Guests raise a glass to toast Japanese American farming families.we move closer to losing first-hand accounts of those who endured the indignity of having their civil rights stripped away.

and OCO Youth: Helping Farms Feed Families.After a delicious buffet lunch.

a Yonsei from Ventura County and founder of Kansha Project.

followed by Glenn Tanakas inspiring remarks and touching recognition of the legacy projects volunteers.NEH has reasonable cause to terminate your grant in light of the fact that the NEH is repurposing its funding allocations in a new direction in furtherance of the presidents agenda.

including those who received their doctorates from my department.An April 3 letter to Kondo from Michael McDonald.

the American Anthropological Association.as well as the assaults on Social Security and Medicare.