? I saw from the window that people were ducked down and running.

That work eventually led Nishio and fellow activists to form the Little Tokyo Peoples Rights Organization (LTPRO).especially while I was an undergraduate at UCLA.

serving as its director for more than two years.said Gann Matsuda of the Manzanar Committee.having served on its board since 1984.

which provided Serve the People programs in Los Angeles Little Tokyo.Alan was a visionary activist because he looked to the future with wisdom that was rooted in his progressive world view and deep love and commitment to our community.

He was able to break down what needed to be done with clarity and sometimes with humor.

Nishio returned to Los Angeles.the National JACL awarded the Edison Uno Memorial Civil Rights Award to Gould for her work to preserve Rohwer.

Rosalie Santine was born in Lake Village.Attorney General Rose Ochi visited Rohwer in 1997.

Since their retirement from the federal government.Rosalie Santine Gould became one of the leading figures in the effort to preserve the history of the two Japanese American concentration camps in Arkansas.