By Marsha Aizumi This summer, I attended a conference in San Francisco with the National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance…
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With the help of a 2015 JACS grant, the University of Colorado Denver’s Center of Preservation Research used Light Detection…
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The car spotted in traffic bearing Kansas-issued plates reading 442 JAP. (Photo: Keith Kawamoto) Californian Sees Offensive Out-of-State Plate, Thinks…
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Scott Tanaka By Scott Tanaka, MSW I’m a member and board member of the Washington, D.C., chapter of JACL, so…
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The Seabrook chapter of the JACL installed its new officers and honored its Citizen- ship Awards recipients during a luncheon…
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JACL’s David Inoue (second from left) with members of the Heart Mountain Pilgrimage committee and guests Sec. Norm Mineta and…
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Judd Matsunaga By Judd Matsunaga, Esq. I want to start off with some good news! People in America today can…
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April Buscher By April Buscher Aug. 6 seems like a good time to explain why I brought 100 paper cranes…
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Additional repairs are still needed for several structures at the historical site. Baseball-sized hail destroyed several structures at Amache and…
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President Ronald Reagan officially signs the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, which granted reparations to Japanese Americans who had been…
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