By P.C. Staff WASHINGTON, D.C. — Todd Endo, likely the last surviving Asian American participant in the 1965 voting rights…
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This year’s JALD delegates participated in an orientation session on Jan. 30-31 at the Japanese American National Museum in Los…
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(From left) Prof. Franklin Odo leads a panel discussion with Shirley Higuchi, Norman Y. Mineta, David Ono, Alice Takemoto and…
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Brothers Mamoru “Mori” (left) and James Tanimoto were among 35 Nisei men from Block 42 who were sent to Klamath…
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Banners representing each of the 10 World War II American concentration camps, along with the Crystal City Internment Camp and…
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A view of Honouliuli Camp looking into the gulch in Central Oahu. Honouliuli was the largest and longest-used World War…
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By P.C. Staff SEATTLE — The Asian Hall of Fame, which “honors distinguished individuals of Asian Pacific descent whose personal…
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JACL Applauds the Inclusion of Honouliuli into the National Park System By JACL National Staff Washington D.C. - The Japanese…
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By JACL Staff Washington, D.C. - JACL National is now accepting applications for the 2015 Mike M. Masaoka Congressional Fellowship.…
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By JACL Staff Washington, D.C. - The Japanese American Citizens League (JACL), the largest and oldest Asian American civil rights…
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