Foodways will interpret the food that was grown and consumed in the WRA camps in order to deepen the nations collective understanding of the Japanese American experience.

Courtesy Little Tokyo Service CenterFounding members of LTSC.mental health and other social issues and she initiated a series of tofu cookbooks as a way to introduce healthy eating to a wide audience with funds raised going to emergency services and domestic violence counseling at LTSC.

By KATHEE YAMAMOTORAFU CONTRIBUTORBill Watanabe and Yasuko Sakamoto were honored with the 2024 UCLA Social Welfare Joseph A.LTSC programs include childcare.working with immigrants and domestic violence.

Together with Evelyn Yoshimura.Sakamoto retired as director of social services in 2016 after serving for over 36 years.

And to receive this recognition is a very big deal for Yasuko and myself.

which has been open since 2020.the social services staff increased to 30 clinicians.

My mom comes from a huge family.The annual walk is a time for remembrance.

she just did the work without any fanfare and gave others credit.who brings excellent management skills and a well-rounded lived experience to provide leadership and support to his staff and LTSC overall.