urban renewal in the 1970s and threats of gentrification and displacement that has been on the rise for over two decades.

and established a book club where she connected students in her community through the joys of reading.she created the first Lending Library at her Title IX high school.

and gave tearful thanks for the many years of support from their parents.Airis Gold Award project is Open Hearts.The mentoring benefit of a rainbow troop was on display.

She is going to UC Santa Barbara.filmed and edited a documentary that highlighted the underrepresented personal stories of Japanese Americans who were incarcerated during World War II.

so she decided to make a custom web-site to connect the community with a larger.

Airi MontoyaAiri Montoya joined Nishi Girl Scout Troop 12123 as a Daisy Scout in 2011 when she was a student at Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple Child Development Center.we wanted to provide a space where you have an opportunity to connect with other Japanese Americans as well as Jerome and Rohwer survivors and descendants.

We recognize that not everyone can make it to an in-person pilgrimage.Eastern: Camp Survivor PanelSaturday.

there will be a Zoom meeting where you can talk about the days programs or just share stories.Eastern: A Tribute to Miss Rosalie12 p.