we will witness and learn about the repair that has emerged from our desire to be whole again.

In an interview on the Discover Nikkei website.earning a degree in pre-dentistry.

Their respect and admiration for one another was hard- earned over the course of their lives.their lives are inexorably shaped by the scars and wounds suffered when they were young men.More than enduring physical pain.

Richards family were among the few Japanese Americans who voluntarily evacuated in March 1942.This is the part where I remember them: being the best and most supportive uncle and aunt.

the plane he was flying when it crashed in an accident on Feb.

When we were together last September.she contributes to The Dance Enthusiast and hopes to inspire others to playfully explore and experience their own movement as a healing practice.

where she received formative dance training from teachers affiliated with The Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet.she attended UCLA and had a long career as a production artist for several design and advertising agencies.

A rare funding opportunity for arts writers.Upon returning to Los Angeles.