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other Asian ethnic groups encouraged us to expand and offer books covering more Asian American ethnicities.By SUSAN TANIOKAEditors note: Florence and Mas Hongo.

The group broke ground writing a book telling the stories of the roundup and incarceration in 13 concentration camps.located in the remote southwestern corner of Colorado.sold them and sometimes donated them to educational institutions.

Florence contacted various event organizers.The following tribute is from AACPs newsletter.

We continue and welcome others.

she became a trailblazer by inviting concerned Japanese Americans to gather and find a way to correct this oversight.Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) hosted Together: A Community Conference on Mental Health and Well-Being at the Japanese American National Museum.

The conference provided a variety of workshops and sessions ranging from educational presentations to movement workshops to personal testimonials.She is a retired vice president of student affairs and director of counseling and health services at CSU Long Beach and is currently a member of LTSCs Board of Directors.

But today is emotional for me.Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) community.