there is news of the invasion of Ukraine and the Israel-Gaza war.

the Japanese Community Association of Hawaii (JCAH) thanked the publications.The October issue of The Hawaii Herald highlighted LGBTQ+ Japanese Americans.

The loss of (newspapers and journalists) has not only short-circuited the flow of news and information across news organizations but has also made it harder for people to hold their state and local elected officials accountable.Zentoku recently started a campaign to raise funds to help JA community newspapers such as The Hawaii Herald and other struggling publications.they found that the glue that has connected the Japanese American community through the years has been the Japanese American community newspapers.

While the newspapers have been shut down.the English-language bi-monthly Hawaii Herald released its final issue.

Even as the newspapers are gone.

where prominent women within the local community were pictured wearing them) saying that a story opened their eyes more about their community — that was so impactful to see and witness.A Celebration of Life will be held at the University of Utah Alumni Center at 9:30 a.

noting that the Uno family held their reunion at JANM and they stamped the Ireichō.He supported his sons in their activities and their businesses.

His lifelong dedication to equality.From starting the Utah Minority Bar Association to his work with JACL.