he was “transported” into her home looking at the Nisei artwork.

March 16 as part of their 2024 program: Advancing Social Change and Preserving Culture in an Evolving Landscape.Participants were shown the location of various Little Tokyo landmarks including the location of the future Go For Broke Plaza and First Street North Residences.

He recalled hearing about the social work that his friends were doing supporting the community.When his benefits were later terminated.which was evicted from its location on First Street North earlier this year.

Calderon highlighted the impact that LTSC has had since their first housing project on San Pedro.learning about historic preservation work and the community investment model that was organized by Bill Watanabe.

who are transforming the lived conditions of the communities that theyre serving; and centralizing and honoring the legacies and histories of immigrant communities of color.

Alumni Diversity Programs Initiatives.Whats happening in Minidoka is happening across the country.

the site is open to visitors daily.masks the reality of mass imprisonment and concentration camps.

————–Tamiko Nimura is a creative nonfiction writer and public historian living in Tacoma.Tule Lake is perhaps the most infamous of the World War II Japanese American concentration camps.