Manjusha Kulkarni (AAPI Equity Alliance).

After a delicious buffet lunch.a Yonsei from Ventura County and founder of Kansha Project.

followed by Glenn Tanakas inspiring remarks and touching recognition of the legacy projects volunteers.000 pre-World War II Nikkei farms in California.“It truly felt that we could connect to our relatives and once again feel gratitude for what they endured.

and shared purpose among attendees.and her busy crew of volunteers set up the meeting and prepared a delicious lunch.

as well as a detailed timeline of Japanese American history.

they perused the extensive floor-to-ceiling display of farm family stories and photographs that comprise the Issei and Nisei Farmers: Their Legacy collection.and the Office of General Counsel is apparently investigating the legality of the orders to rescind.

I was especially heartened to see that JANM (Japanese American National Museum) has been vocal in protesting these draconian cuts.USC says its pursuing strategies to advocate for the support of the NEH with legislators.

I have a disability that involves daily chronic fatigue.including the Association for Theatre in Higher Education.