She also organized its Japan Culture Fair for 10 years.

Central American Resource Center.Were not going to stand idly by.

and where many Japanese Americans were forced to assemble during World War II to be taken to concentration camps.starting at the Sixth Street Bridge and ending in front of the Japanese American Nationsl Museum in Little Tokyo.Billions of tax dollars become available this October to supercahrge the immigration enforcement machine now that the Supreme Court has handed ICE a blank check to racially discriminate while our communities lose union contracts.

where there was a recent show of force by ICE and Customs Border Protection.Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice.

Amy Oba spoke for Nikkei Progressives and Erich Nakano represented Little Tokyo Service Center at the concluding rally.

Stop the Raids march and rally OctAdmission is FREE for attendees aged 60 and over

From honoring student street data to uplifting marginalized voices.making our district a national model for civic engagement.

Matsuda led with compassion and conviction.he challenged traditional systems and built a culture that values purpose-driven learning.