The Whittier Union High School District website describes what led up to this event: Acknowledging Nakamuras contributions as a teacher and his commitment to art education.

Japan Past Present will also bring new visibility to scholars from more diverse backgrounds.We want to make sure there is greater equity across the global community of scholars

entries must provide compelling reasons to support the Tuna Canyon Detention Station preservation efforts.A $600 scholarship is provided for each first-place entry in art.The Tuna Canyon Detention Station was a Department of Justice site in Los Angeles County where Japanese.

Our coalition believes that through art.“American Heritage” by 2022 winner Abigail CorderoOn Aug.

High school students can build that better future and this scholarship will motivate them to do so.

Entries with applications are due on or before Oct.The one-page summary is available to all community members.

and 21% completed the survey in Japanese.followed by moving into a facility that can provide caregiving services.

the organization said in a statement.are areas where Keiro will continue its focus.