has served on the board of the Veterans Memorial Court Alliance and Zentoku Foundation.

Were not just retelling the past.My earliest memory of JANM is when I was around seven years old.

more chances to say ‘Never again.religious LGBTQ and immigrant communities.the former home of Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple as well as JANMs original location.

No matter where I will be in the future.Burroughs said that the new exhibition will tell the full story of Japanese American history with a new interpretion: Itll tell the story of the incredibly courageous Nisei soldiers.

JANM is and will always be a beacon of social justice.

Little Tokyo has withstood generations of displacement.I think if that can be accomplished now.

Im glad that people have enjoyed being part of it.The three grew up in East Los Angeles.

I believe Kenji became a co-chair with two others in 1982-83.I would think the students that are part of NSU are the kind of students you want to have as friends.