I remember getting my pictures taken every year by a smiling Mr.

anti-immigrant hysteria and greed.and encourage families of survivors and descendants of Tule Lake and those who share our passion to preserve Tule Lakes social justice history to complete their registrations promptly.

we can protect one another and have another ‘best ever pilgrimage.000 Japanese Americans who said no to Americas injustice.This is a sacred place that tells an American story of protest against injustice.

Activities over the four-day pilgrimage include a tour of the Tule Lake concentration camp site and a memorial service.Intergenerational discussion groups and open forums provide an occasion to learn.

Pilgrimage registration forms should be completed and snail-mailed.

1945 photo taken in front of Tule Lake jail.and volunteers are honored to have had the opportunity to work closely with him over the decades.

his fellow board members have been reflecting on Alans impact.Alan was part of the search committee that brought Pat Wyatt to JACCC to serve as president and CEO.

Alan will be remembered for eternity.Alans presence is missed but his legacy of giving back to the community he loved carries on.