Building on the historic Camp David Trilateral Summit in August.

He made it a point to nurture younger activists until the end.Alan Nishio played a pivotal role in my development as an activist.

He also served two terms as LTSCs board president.Alan will be remembered as a tireless community activist.Alan taught us the importance of supporting.

at the Manzanar National Historic Site.Alan spoke often about how our legacy is one of activism.

His activism and leadership work go back to the days of the Free Speech Movement in the late 1960s at UC Berkeley.

000 Japanese and Japanese Americans who were unjustly incarcerated in American concentration camps and other confinement sites during World War II.He has been a guest speaker numerous times.

call the church at (213) 629-3876 on Monday.or email English@unionchurchla.

who has been practicing after finishing his residency program at the University of Southern California at LosAngeles County MedicalCenter for the past 20 years and completing his fellowship training for clinical neurophysiology at USC Hospital.The Little Tokyo Parkinson’s Support Group at Union Church will hold their monthly meeting on Saturday.