well stand with them today and every day.

Because we are in the public eye.and their parents pose during the 2023 Nisei Week Parade.

I grew up – and still reside in – Temple City.because of World War II there was a pause in the festival and in the court program.they actually lowered it to be a requirement of 25% Japanese.

The whole experience itself was very life changing.I really feel like I found a family.

The Nisei Week program has evolved through the decades into an ambassadorship where the women serve as ambassadors of Japanese American culture… advocating for issues.

or like the kimono or furisode.I was fortunate to meet a retiring faculty member at Indiana.

I enjoyed the work and the students.Shortly after I got to the CSU.

It was through student activism and protest on campus.I decided to pursue a new chapter at CSULB.