com) is a third-generation Japanese American writer.

and feelings of security and autonomy.000 in funds to support 39 nonprofit organizations.

whether through lunch programs.improves their physical and mental health.emphasis was placed on program development.

each illuminating the changing needs of our aging Japanese American community.org/features/2025-grant-recipients2025 Keiro Grants Program Recipients:Asian American Community Media Project (AACoMP)Cerritos Baptist ChurchCharanPoran USA.

It was an honor to review the Keiro Grants Program applications.

These grant applications and projects provide Keiro with further insight on the evolving priorities of serving our elders.I try to translate it to today.

Nichi Bei Fujinkai was founded in 1930 by 20 women.By GWEN MURANAKATraditions and the importance of adapting and passing them to future generations was a theme of the Nichibei Fujinkai (NBFK) luncheon held at the consul generals residence in Los Angeles on Oct.

many of whom have never heard about the Japanese American incarceration during World War II.He vividly described being woken up by two soldiers banging on the front door of their family home.