a group of 17 colleges that provide art to the center; and Dr.

Chris Tokita is a data scientist.today is like calling the sky blue.

Our ancestors built Little Tokyo in the face of exclusion and redlining that caused Issei and Nisei to come together a few blocks southeast of City Hall.Our community has always embodied a commitment to social justice.continuing its legacy as a cultural and community hub.

enabling Little Tokyo to once again serve as a landing pad for Nikkeijin.Little Tokyo has steadily lost its historic Japanese American population.

which disproportionately harms marginalized communities.

making it nearly impossible for new Nikkeijin to move in.Wednesday or Thursday from 9 a.

has been practicing for over 20 yearsafter his residence program at the University of Southern California at Los Angeles Medical Center.call Union Church at (213) 629-3876 on Monday

Japanese American Citizens League-Pacific Southwest District.It explores the lasting impact of their experiences and celebrates their contributions to the Japanese American community and culture despite countless hardships.