psychological and emotional web that finds this region of Japan on a headlong course toward civil war.

UCLA Changemaker Series panel featuring LTSC leaders.started as an intern at the Little Tokyo Historical Society.

(SOPHIA COLE/Rafu Shimpo)Bill Watanabe shared how he helped create LTSC in 1979 along with the core values of LTSC that endure today.Lee fought to have his services reinstated.a panel took place in the Terasaki Budokan Community Room.

06 – Director of Community Building Engagement.who have committed to social change for a lifetime.

Co-Director of Counseling Programs.

She recounted her first case helping a young man who was discharged from the National Guard due to a schizophrenia diagnosisTickets to individual programs are $10 in advance ($12 at the door); Songs of Remembrance in San Francisco is $25 (includes reception).

an oral historian and medical anthropologist from Colorado.two quietly radical Japanese American taiko drummers who defied traditional cultural expectations in their quest for identity and purpose.

Community leaders set out to create a historical monument acknowledging the WWII internment camp in Santa Fe.this film follows the journey of two Japanese American brothers during WWII.