My First Hundred Years: The Memoirs of Nellie Nakamura.

Connectedness was the most common element addressed by the grant recipients.community-based organizations that serve the Japanese American and Japanese older adult and caregiver populations in Los Angeles.

org/what-we-do/grants-programFor this years grant recipients.Continuing Education for the Nikkei WidowedCrossroads Community Church of South Orange CountyEast San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community CenterFaith United Methodist ChurchFirst Presbyterian ChurchNo registration or reservations are required to attend.

fill out the form at: https://forms.gle/U5tvJvhioFeWGcXw8Further details about the after-noon and evening programs will be announced at a later date.

000 Japanese Americans and their immigrant parents were unjustly incarcerated during World War II.

People from all walks of life attend the pilgrimage each year.the governments displace-ment of indigenous tribes.

will increase understanding and lead to a more inclusive and welcoming society.Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC).

) released the following statement:With ongoing racist and xenophobic hate against our communities heightened by recent inflammatory rhetoric.aligning itself ideologically with the far-right book ban movements nationwide and re-engaging in the same shameful behavior that our federal government leveled against marginalized peoples in centuries past by undermining their very presence in history.