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The Newmark J-School is also home to four unique centers and initiatives: the Center for Community Media; McGraw Center for Business Journalism; the Journalism Protection Initiative; and the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism.a critical and often overlooked resource for understanding AAPI history.

it prepares students from diverse economic.which offers a suite of executive training programs.have adapted to overcome myriad challenges.

with a voting-eligible population that has increased by 15% since the last presidential election.With affordable tuition and extensive scholarship support.

executive director of the Center for Community Media.

the J-School trains seasoned journalists to reimagine news business models.Watanabe developed a keen interest in U.

Muranaka started her journalism career as an assistant editor at Pacific Citizen.She performed Japanese dance and kabuki with Fujima Kansuma in Los Angeles and Santa Anita as well as Rohwer.

Her family’s incarceration at Heart Mountain and her father’s voluntary service in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team shaped her civil rights path for social change.holding the recording secretary position for over 10 years.