and in two different houses ?– on the same block.

Korematsu stood up for the rights of more than 125.000 individuals of Japanese ancestry.

000 Japanese Americans illegally incarcerated during World War II.which authorized the forced removal of Japanese Americans from the West Coast to concentration camps.Korematsu was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

000 people of Japanese ancestry were sent to the camps.Thats why we continue to tell Freds story and teach our younger generations the perseverance and determination that has been woven into the Japanese American identity.

who resisted the wrongful incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.

National Council of Asian Pacific Americans.but the mission remains the same.

Serving as LTSCs executive director has been incredibly rewarding.Its the honor of my lifetime to carry LTSCs rich history forward with Peter Gee as my co-executive director and build upon the legacy of former executive directors.

placing collaboration at the crux of LTSCs leadership and integrating the organizations programmatic branches into a stronger safety net of services for its clients and community.LTSC preserves and strengthens the unique ethnic communities of the Southern California region.