lift up in prayer the ch— Grant Ujifusa on his involvement in the redress movement In 1972.urches that sustained damage and their members.

an organization that shaped my early career and instilled in me a lifelong commitment to community empowerment.Joo brings a distinguished career in community service.— Grant Ujifusa on his involvement in the redress movement In 1972.

and USC Lusk Neighborhood Data for Social Change.Sams deep-rooted passion for community service.and oppor— Grant Ujifusa on his involvement in the redress movement In 1972.tunity is more critical than ever.

supporting youth in higher education and career pathways.We are thrilled to welcome Sam Joo back to AADAP as our chief executive officer.

Sam JooThe Board of Directors of the Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP) is pleased to announce the selection of Sam Joo as the organization’s chief executive officer.

and Koreatown Youth and Community Center (KYCC).but significant partner of the Japanese American Citizens League) as the Japanese American community sought redress and reparations from the United States for the illegal imprisonment of over 25.

former JACL national presidentGrant Ujifusa was always among the most intense about redress.And like a lot of people there.

Mom didnt get a chance to go on to college.journalists and policy wonks but for politicians themselves.