She volunteers for multiple interpretation and history projects.

Named after a white agricultural inspector who courageously stood by Japanese American families during their forced incarcerationThe coroners report listed Nishikawas ethnicity as Black and Asian.

and stated that the body had been released.As of July 24 the case remained open.Rafu Wire Service and Staff ReportsA homeless man found dead on Metro tracks at a station in the Westlake District was identified by county authorities on June 9.

firefighters responded to the Westlake/MacArthur Park Station.died from electrocution after accidentally coming into contact with the electrically energized third rail.

It was unclear how Nishikawa ended up on the tracks and an autopsy was scheduled.

according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.the award recognizes individuals from outside the Japanese American community who have made a significant impact in advocating for justice.

which was another first for a Japanese American.USC finally conferred degrees to 33 Nisei who were denied their college degrees because of incarceration during World War II.

JACL hosted a series of workshops.the first Japanese American to be admitted to this prestigious design program.