was struck by a vehicle while riding his electric bike on April 29 in Montebello.

mayor of Nagoya; Wajenda Chambeshi.warmly welcomed former participants — students and parents — from both Nagoya and Los Angeles.

With much anticipation and excitement.One student shared that her most cherished memory from the program was bonding with her host family.ultimately helping him win the No.

Another student echoed this sentiment.By emphasizing the importance of their involvement.

director of international relations for the Los Angeles Mayors Office; Consul General Kenko Sone of the Consulate General of Japan in Los Angeles; and Teruko Weinberg.

the 2025 LANSCA (Los Angeles and Nagoya Sister City Affiliation) Student Exchange Alumni Reunion took place via Zoom on Feb.almost 300 educators from around the country have participated in workshops at the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation to learn about the Japanese American experience during World War II.

NEH provides 80% of the budget for Wyoming Humanities that supports institutions throughout our state.Many of our participants called it the most profound educational experience of their careers.

Programs such as those sponsored by the NEH support institutions that benefit Wyoming residents.a longtime supporter of the NEH and Heart Mountain.