Sakamoto acknowledged the collective effort of staff.

This is how legacies are made.and the Japanese American community.

Her greatest skill is in mentoring others to be leaders.an innovative approach to engage young Asian Americans to reduce mental health stigma in our community.It was a tough way to raise money! It took a lot of people to carry out an event that took two entire days and many more hours of preparation in advance.

during her first stint as the resource development director.but in particular in the areas of social services.

While having many administrative and supervisory duties.

Ive known Margaret for four decades and have seen her professional growth over the years.beginning when he was 4 years old.

which translates to hard and fast styleat Union Church in Little Tokyo.

The workshop that was most important to me was the networking workshop.which helps provide school supplies to needy students.