P.C. Editor In Community, News Tule Lake Holds Annual Pilgrimage Pilgrims descend Castle Rock during the 2014 Tule Lake Pilgrimage. Photo courtesy of Tule Lake Committee This year’s theme, ‘Criminalizing…Read More
P.C. Editor In Community, News Sacramento Holds Forum on the 1984 Sikh Genocide in India Protesters in India rally against the killing of Sikhs and the ensuing government cover up. Photo courtesy of ensaaf By…Read More
P.C. Editor In Community, News Twin Cities JACL Education Committee Assists Student With National History Day Project Seventh-grader Mary Jo Dalsin from New Prague, Minn., at the National History Day Competition in Washington, D.C., with her third-place…Read More
P.C. Editor In Arts & Entertainment, Community, In-Depth, News Shining a Light on Peace and Harmony Folded paper paper cranes at the “Remembering Sadako” event at the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center. Photo by Connie…Read More
P.C. Editor In JACL, National, Politics JACL Denounces ‘Jonah From Tonga’ By JACL National Staff The JACL said Aug. 1 that it is “disturbed” by HBO’s decision to air a new…Read More
P.C. Editor In JACL, National, Politics JACL: Don’t Mix Politics and Racism By JACL National Staff The Go For Broke National Education Center is proud to announce the winners of its 2014…Read More
P.C. Editor In JACL, National, News Go For Broke Announces Winners of Second Annual Student Essay Contest By P.C. Staff The Go For Broke National Education Center is proud to announce the winners of its 2014 High…Read More
P.C. Editor In Asakawa, Commentary & Opinions How Are Asian Americans Reacting to the News From Ferguson? One of the few times Ferguson was mentioned (in passing) was in this panel, “Do Asian American Journalists Have a…Read More
P.C. Editor In Community, National, News Bridging Communities: Building Communities of Courage Participants of Seattle's Bridging Communities program at the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial. Photo by Jason Matsumoto By JACL…Read More