JACLNationalNews Success in 2019 and Beyond: A Year for the NY/SC JACL’s youth continues to educate others on civic engagement and encourages all to get involved. By Mieko Kuramoto, NY/SC Representative…P.C. EditorDecember 20, 2019
JACLNews Happy 90th Anniversary JACL Since the beginning, the civil rights organization continues to push forward, recognizing the need to educate others so that future…P.C. EditorDecember 20, 2019
CommunityFeaturesIn-DepthNews Strengthening the U.S.-Japan Relationship Through Stories Shirley Ann Higuchi speaks to students at Komatsugawa High School in Tokyo during her recent trip to Japan as part…P.C. EditorDecember 20, 2019
JACLNews JACL National Presidents JEFFREY MOY JACL National President 2018-Present “As we come to the end of 2019, JACL’s 90th anniversary, I am so…P.C. EditorDecember 20, 2019
CommunityNews IDC Elects New Officers for 2020-21 The Intermountain District Council of the JACL elected its new officers to serve for 2020-21 on Nov. 2 in Pocatello,…P.C. EditorNovember 22, 2019
CommunityNews Proposal to Rename S.F. Street to ‘Jeff Adachi Way’ is Approved by Land Use and Transportation Committee SAN FRANCISCO — The Land Use and Transportation Committee unanimously approved a resolution to change a section of Gilbert Street…P.C. EditorNovember 22, 2019
CommunityNews Sen. Kennedy’s Attempt to Draw Parallels to Japanese American Incarceration Is Outlandish By JACL National The following statement was released by JACL National on Nov. 19 in response to comments made by…P.C. EditorNovember 22, 2019
CommunityNews NCWNP District Council Installs New Board The JACL NCWNP District Council recently held its quarterly meeting on Nov. 3, hosted by the Lodi JACL. Eighteen chapters…P.C. EditorNovember 22, 2019
CommunityNews Floyd Mori Honored at OCA Utah Awards Event Floyd Mori, a past national president and former national executive director of the JACL, was honored at OCA Asian Pacific…P.C. EditorNovember 22, 2019
CommunityNews Tsuru for Solidarity’s ‘National Pilgrimage to Close the Camps’ Set for June 2020 The social justice advocacy group plans to bring 125,000 paper cranes to Washington, D.C., as expressions of solidarity with immigrant…P.C. EditorNovember 22, 2019