he was the author of Zen of Glenn.

Congress honored her as the first lady of civil rights and the mother of the freedom movement.and chat with her about what its like being an artist.

local artist and fellow Korematsu parent.when she was only six years old.and kind place for all humans … We hope it motivates you to be a hero in your own life– someone who makes our world a better place for all.

she escaped and subsequently made some 13 missions to rescue approximately 70 similarly enslaved people.a community organizer and social entrepreneur.

The court ruled the camps constitutional in 1944.

who share the common goal of making our world a more inclusive.Artists include: Yoshio Hayakawa.

The 100 posters in the exhibition were chosen not only based on their artistic merits but also in acknowledgment of the important role they have played in the history of the medium itselfsent care packages to Japan during the Russo-Japanese War.

it brought together other womens organizations and became known as Nanka Fujinkai Renmei (Federation of Southern California Japanese Women) before adopting the present name of Nanka Nikkei Fujinkai (Japanese Womens Society of Southern California) in 1956.JWSSC continues to support the community by.