helping drive innovation as well as scientific and technological breakthroughs.

my parents taught me I could love whoever I wanted.More stories — and more tears — of hope were shared in the discussion Uplifting the Rainbow.

and allies under the same roof of JANM.Although my parents were clearly allies.I had the opportunity to meet people who share similar intersecting identities with me.

it can sometimes feel isolating and lonely being in predominantly hetero spaces.and generations share their stories.

10 to 12 at the Japanese American National Museum.

and Conference Planning committee members who helped make the conference and other programming possible.we must speak out and tell the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that building an airfield fence on the Tule Lake concentration camp site would desecrate an irreplaceable part of American history.

a Traditional Cultural Property.000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated and where 331 men.

”The FAAs deadline for your views is Monday.000 voices opposed construction of a fence on the Tule Lake concentration camp site.