signed into law by President Franklin D.

and some members of the Japanese American community — I also heard many members of our Japanese American community speak out against the housing.members of the Little Tokyo business community.

I grew up in nearby Northeast L.They expressed fear that new development would erode the culture of Little Tokyo and fuel displacement.one of the starkest reminders of the human toll of homelessness.

I still feel the warm glow of a setting summer sun while dancing Bon odori at annual Obon festivals.Preserving Little Tokyo doesnt mean locking it in amber.

and increasing demand drives up the rent.

Displacement happens when a citys housing supply is stagnant.and recovery while promoting healthy.

both organizations will raise funds to support AADAPs vital treatment.this collaboration seeks to empower individuals of all ages to lead fulfilling.

This partnership allows us to reach more young people and their families with a positive message that embodies AADAPs core value of ohana — actualized through an inviting event that promotes wellness.Known globally for its connection to nature.