Military Intelligence Service graduates served in the Pacific and occupied Japan, and about a third of the soldiers were recruited…
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Twelve survivors cut the ribbon Oct. 11 on the $6.5 million center, which tells how Japanese American incarceration began with…
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Alison Edwards, left, CEO of Groundswell (formerly the Orange County Human Relations Council), presents Kenneth Inouye with the 2026 Distinguished…
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San Jose JACL President Sharon Uyeda (center) with this year’s winners (from left) Braxton Kimura, Rylan See, Akio Altekar Okazaki,…
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Far left, Wendy Tokuda moderates a discussion on intergenerational trauma in the Japanese American community on Sept. 27 at the…
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Oct. 16, 2026 news briefs: Okinawa troop limits after a Marine’s arrest, Malibu chef Ryo Uchimiya’s death, new JCCCNC director…
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Pictured (from left) are Darlene Kuba, Rep. Judy Chu, Setsuko Nakama, Beverly Ito and Don Tahara. (Photos: Alex Luu) The…
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Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation and the Historical Museum of Fort Missoula partnered on a Montana teacher workshop and a University…
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JACL is currently looking to hire a public policy and government affairs director to join its team in Washington, D.C.…
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Toyota Mulls Exporting Century NameplateWhen Toyota Motor Corp. originally exported its cars to the U.S. in the 1960s, its economy…
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