I urge you to check in on each other and utilize counseling services if you need them.

there is an exhibit of camp artwork ranging from Henry Sugimotos candid paintings of life at Rohwer to handmade carvings from wood harvested from the nearby forest.making sure that work is properly carried out.

one of the few such moments in Rosalies long life.which tells the story about a young girl living in Arkansas during World War II who witnesses her community change as a camp is built for detaining Japanese Americans.Those stories led her to produce a film and a book about Rohwer.

Because of her strong conviction that the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II was a grave wrong.and their impact on Arkansas history.

the National JACL awarded the Edison Uno Memorial Civil Rights Award to Gould for her work to preserve Rohwer.

Rosalie Santine was born in Lake Village.Nakamura left Whittier High to join the recently opened Río Hondo College as its first professor.

After using his GI Bill to earn a bachelors degree in fine arts at USC.Longtime Whittier resident Yoshio Nakamura discovered his love of art while stationed in Italy as a member of the legendary 442nd Regimental Combat Team during World War II.

From left: Whittier Union Board Member Dr.an immigration naturalization lawyer and photographer.