including immigrants from Japan under the Refugee Relief Act.

My First Hundred Years: The Memoirs of Nellie Nakamura.San Francisco) and Rafael Jesus Gonzalez (Berkeley).

formerly incarcerated Japanese Americans.visual artist/educator Elizabeth Travelslight.a well-received BIPOC art exhibition at Pacificas Sanchez Art Center; Talking to Strangers.

featuring 70 writers and artists of color with dynamic prose.working with public housing residents.

celebrating the enduring spirit of African American and Japanese American communities in San Franciscos Western Addition

Terasaki Budokan and Los Angeles County Public Health.Keiro provides a range of culturally sensitive programs and resources.

Connectedness was the most common element addressed by the grant recipients.community-based organizations that serve the Japanese American and Japanese older adult and caregiver populations in Los Angeles.

org/what-we-do/grants-programFor this years grant recipients.Continuing Education for the Nikkei WidowedCrossroads Community Church of South Orange CountyEast San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community CenterFaith United Methodist ChurchFirst Presbyterian Church