JACL’s physical offices remain closed. Staff continue to do the work of the organization remotely. Please direct all phone calls…
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We applaud the introduction by Sens. Harris, Duckworth and Hirono of the Senate Resolution, “Condemning all forms of anti-Asian sentiment…
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As the coronavirus rages on, so, too, are racial attacks against Asian Americans — now AAPIs are concentrating efforts to…
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SAN FRANCISCO — In response to the disruption caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic, the National JACL has extended the…
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As terms like “Chinese Virus”, “Wuhan Virus”, and “Kung Flu” are increasingly used by the president and other leaders in…
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Minidoka survivors Fujiko Tamura-Gardner, Karen Hirai Olen and Mary Abo (center) were joined by Idaho Gov. Brad Little (left), Friends…
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Originally scheduled for July 3-6, the decision is motivated by the health and safety of its pilgrims. The Tule Lake…
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Members of the JACL-AZ Chapter, the Gila River Indian Community and Ira H. Hayes Post 84 gather to dedicate a…
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In her advocacy work to help others cope with mental health trauma, Ina earns a presidential citation. By Ray Locker…
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According to a news release from Tsuru for Solidarity, its Pilgrimage to Close the Camps, which had been scheduled for…
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