he is saying ‘no to the possibility of a secure and prosperous future for his own people and the people of Palestine.

to better understand Asian Americans diverse perspectives on the intersection of religious identity and ethnic culture.including 21% who say they do so weekly or more often.

those who identify as atheist.These conversations explored connections to Christianity.Other Key FindingsImportance of religion: While nearly a third of Asian Americans say religion is very important in their lives.

Hindus or nones to say they attend religious services at least monthly.shrine or religious symbol that they use for worship.

Buddhists and Hindus each account for about one-in-ten Asian Americans.

and the strategic communications campaign to promote the research portfolio.Nishio played an instrumental role in the fight for Japanese Americans to attain redress and an apology from the government for their wartime incarceration as founder and co-chair of the National Coalition for Redress/Reparations (NCRR).

dedicating his efforts to the communitys welfare and recognition in U.in political science from UC Berkeley in 1966 and his M.

an organization striving to nurture the next generation of Japanese American leaders.Nishio assisted residents and small businesses that were displaced by redevelopment carried out by the city and large corporations in the 1970s and early 1980s.