Cuba entered periods of upheaval.

Nishio was engaged for many years as a mentor to younger community leaders.During last years JACL National Convention.

I felt it important to speak out so that our experiences from the camps would serve as a lesson for our nation about what can happen when groups can be profiled and scapegoated in the name of national security.Perhaps worse than losing their material possessions.That he survived and remained productive for his final 17 years speaks to his character.

Alan Nishio with Karen Korematsu.a donation to LTSC is requested.

He testified before the federal Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians in Los Angeles in 1981 and was a speaker at Day of Remembrance observances in both Southern and Northern California.

Alan Nishio speaks during the Day of Remembrance program in February 2018 at the Japanese American National Museum.John Arnold and Greg Jackson (not in attendance).

most of whom are old and new neighbors.Learn about city services and where to call.

and improve our quality of life.prior to and in the decades following World War II.