As founding director of the Japanese American Project of the Oral History Program and the Center for Oral and Public History and founding faculty member of the Asian American Studies Program at CSU Fullerton.

a member of Faith UMC and GLA JACL.the WWII Camp Wall will finally become a reality.

will discuss the design of the wall and the educational information it will provide in display panels.president of the WWII Camp Wall Committee.Co-sponsored by Faith UMCs Social Action Committee.

His dream of many years was to build a memorial of walls listing the names of all Japanese American incarcerees in the camps.Nancy HayataTORRANCE —The Greater Los Angeles JACL will present a talk on the World War II Camp Wall on Sunday

Planning commissioners visited the site.

and small businesses where children gather? …Grace Mayeda (left) led the charge as the appellant to represent residents opposed to the new cell tower in District 1.the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans.

a respected leader of the Japanese American Korean War Veterans.And he believed deeply in the power of history and the power of story to make sure that the past never becomes a prologue to the present.

He was a mentor to those who preserved the camp story.He advocated for Amaches recognition as a National Historic Site Act as well as for other camps and temporary detention centers.