and (most importantly) try to listen as much as you speak.

prioritizing finding a match that will value the rich history of the organization and carry forward AADAPs mission.the AADAP expansion years and the most recent COVID pandemic.

including expanding employment programs.he served as administrative director for most of his tenure.AADAP will always be my ?ohana and I will continue to fight the good fight for recovery services!Michael Yoshiba.

Dean Nakanishi will retire on June 30.underscoring the organizations commitment to service excellence and continued mission-driven growth.

“It has been an incredible 32 years.

My legacy will always be working side-by-side with the G.I am absolutely certain that “Unbroken Blossoms” is not only relevant.

The internal voice in my head was a repeating line that read.Not to say we should give that portrayal a pass or whitewash it.

The thing I have been told the most has been that the show was able to get that person through a difficult moment in their lives and I could not be more proud and fulfilled to have been part of a project that can evoke that kind of feeling.but one that approaches it with the weight of progress that now sits atop of it.