wishes and promises for the new year.

its impact on the contemporary themes of social justice.correlates to GFBNECs newest NextGen initiative.

Homophobia — Examine how the Go For Broke spirit and the legacy of Japanese American veterans can promote racial tolerance at both individual and collective levels.which seeks to share the Go For Broke spirit and soldiers legacy with younger.000); 2nd Place ($500); and 3rd Place ($250) winners in each category.

The Go For Broke National Education Centers (GFBNEC) Legacy Scholarship program invites high school and college students to explore and analyze the legacy of the Japanese American soldiers of WWII.a work of poetry (two-typed pages or less) or creative project* on one of the following topics:Privilege.

fine art piece or other creative mediums that connect the GFBNEC legacy to one of the topics listed above.

or creative submissions will be accepted from current high school and college (undergraduate/graduate) students.Pictured from left: (back row) Yoh Kawanami.

The seminar included visiting over 120 contemporary and traditional Japanese architecture and 50 UNESCO heritage sites.He led various areas of the global sponsorship and corporate partnership business.

Prefecture in Japan of ancestral origins: maternal side from Kumamoto.an English-language website that introduces Japanese culture to New Yorkers and connects members of the Japanese and Japanese American community while promoting Japanese-related events.