(Above) Elizabeth Chu Richter awards Ernie Yoshino with a Presidential Citation. Local architect Ernie Yoshino was presented recently with a…
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More than 21,000 men and women served in the 100th Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team and the Military Intelligence Service…
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After being awarded a $102,190 grant from the National Parks Service’s Japanese American Confinement Sites program, the Tuna Canyon Detention…
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Developments over the JACL National Board’s vote to end the printed edition of the Pacific Citizen have raised new questions…
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By P.C. Staff The Center for Asian Americans United for Self Empowerment (CAUSE) launched a Veterans Initiative Program on Oct.…
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A rendering of Hirabayashi Place. Located in Seattle’s Nihonmachi, the first major outdoor memorial to Japanese American community history and…
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(Above) Shirley Ann Higuchi (center), head of legal and regulatory affairs at the American Psychological Assn. and chair of the…
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Min Yasui in 1983 while filming in Minidoka. Photo courtesy of Holly Yasui By Holly Yasui ‘We need more people…
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By P.C. Staff As the oldest and largest Asian American civil rights organization, the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) is…
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A PAPER NO MORE JACL National Board votes to end the printed edition of the Pacific Citizen with an issued…
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