will discuss tribal coalitions.

which is adjacent to Mie Prefecture.and some kenjinkai are no longer active due to declining membership and aging members.

including the anti-Japanese American movement and forced incarceration during World War II.Katsuyuki Ichimi couldnt attend in person but sent a congratulatory address.and paid tribute to the bonds and efforts of the members.

They had a passionate discussion about forming a kenjinkai for mutual support and friendship.I would be happy to help in any way I can.

and a moment of silence was offered by everyone in the hall.

and all participants enjoyed singing “Ue o Muite Arukou” (known in the U.a CSU professor of animal sciences and renowned animal behaviorist and autism activist.

using the network of anti-slavery activists and safe houses known as the Underground Railroad.he has also been honored with the naming of the Fred T.

a champion of militant non-violent social change.She worked during school days so students got to watch her in action.