By Richard Hansen, AARP Senior Speechwriter and Guest Columnist I am very fortunate to work with so many talented AARP…
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Teresa Maebori lectures ninth-graders from Albington Friends School about the history of the “Uprooted” exhibit. How an exhibit opened people’s…
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By Kenji Kuramitsu, National Youth Representative The National Youth/Student Council of the JACL met from March 31-April 2 in Seattle,…
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Pictured: 2016 Manzanar at Dusk participants during small group discussions. Now in its 20th year, the program aims to open…
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Okumoto Family, from left: Yuji, Mari, Emi, Keilee and Angie. In 2002, Hollywood’s animated feature “Lilo & Stitch” taught the…
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Victor Yamada, far left, of the New Mexico JACL chapter asks a question for Fred Kimura, Roy Ebihara and Lillie…
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The committee is seeking an environmental and WWII historic resources review of the Tule Lake concentration camp site. The Tule…
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From left: Karen Tanaka Lucas, Carolyn Nayematsu, Gordon Nakagawa, Jehra Patrick, Ruthann Godollei, Cheryl Hirata-Dulas, Sally Sudo and Janet Carlson.…
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By Matthew Ormseth I graduate in four weeks; on the far side of commencement waits adulthood, responsibilities and the very…
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By Staci Yamashita-Iida I recently created a revocable living trust for my 94-year-old grandmother. During the process, I asked her…
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