after more than 17 years battling a rare form of cancer.

And by stating unequivocally: Nidoto Nai Yoni – to ‘Let It Not Happen Again.along with every Japanese American who organized and worked to right a wrong.

000 Japanese Americans stepped up and courageously served in the U.We remember the tragic legacy of Executive Order 9066 – and the trauma it inflicted – by reaffirming the federal governments formal apology to Japanese Americans.People were stripped of their dignity.

And the unconstitutional and unconscionable policy was even upheld by the Supreme Court.as well as the legacy of civil rights leaders like Fred Korematsu.

their resilience and their belief that civil liberties and freedom must be vigorously defended inspire us today.

000 Americans of Japanese descent – half of whom were children.Mike was a detail-oriented man.

I know you retired but we need you! We need you.I honor Mike by continuing his vision.

We need you to help rebuild and expand that safety net so we can reclaim our people on the street and get them off the street and get them in housing.guiding the organization to meet the communitys evolving needs.