000 Japanese Americans and their immigrant parents were incarcerated during World War II.

by which we secured funds to make future improvements in our Jefferson Park community.I definitely recommend that everyone find out where their council district is.

along with a few neighborhood groups.We not only get to interact and discuss various quality-of-life issues.com/projects/community-civic-engagement-government-participation/).

when Zoom meetings became a norm during the pandemic.(Photo by Dolores Spears)On behalf of Los Angeles City Councilmember Heather Hutt.

along with other important Japanese American landmarks such as Kashu Realty and Gracies Pastries.

I spearheaded our participation in two Clean Streets challenges organized by the City of L.but we realized that in Japanese language counting is really complicated.

for the most part everything I do is very serious.she finds it helpful to separate the two roles.

and numbers dont stay the same.Its based on the different shapes or uses of the objects being counted.