her case was legally significant because in a unanimous decision.

us to join as a member or to volunteer for our upcoming events as we all advocate and work in the spirit of Save Our Seniors.served as the emcee and opened the program by greeting the seniors in Japanese and English.

SOSN Interfaith network director.former mayor and current councilman for the City of Alhambra who also spoke at SOSNs previous event held at Atherton a few years ago.The four performed a total of six songs.

an all-volunteer organization advocating for bilingual and bicultural services and affordable healthcare for Japanese and Japanese American seniors.The laughter was infectious and the taiko performance was understood by all.

hosted a cultural program for the elderly residents at the Atherton Baptist Homes in Alhambra on May 25

Click here to register for the Ripple Effect Event: Registration LinkFor more information about Changing Tides.After the attack on Pearl Harbor.

rebuffing interview requests with the exception of a very brief oral history that appeared in the anthology ‘And Justice for All in 1984.This imprisonment was based solely on their Japanese ancestry.

Supreme Court sided with Endo.her case was legally significant because in a unanimous decision.