ColumnistsYouth Preserving Our Heritage: Support the Pacific Citizen Remy Kageyama In our fast-paced world where cultures blend and personal stories often get lost in the noise, the importance…P.C. EditorJuly 5, 2024
ColumnistsJACLYouth Fellows Corner: APALA’s Convention Motivated and Inspired Me to Stay Connected and Engaged Bridget Keaveney One year has passed since my participation in the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)’s border tour of…P.C. EditorSeptember 8, 2023
ColumnistsYouth Fellows Corner: My Experience at the Jerome/Rohwer Pilgrimage Michael Tanaka In early May, I had the privilege of embarking on a four-day pilgrimage to Little Rock, Ark., where…P.C. EditorJune 2, 2023
ColumnistsYouth Youth Perspective : ‘What Are You?’ Noah Kurima “What are you?” It is such a straightforward question. But for many Japanese Americans in my generation, the…P.C. EditorJune 4, 2021
ColumnistsYouth Youth Perspective: JACL Continues to Change Our Country for the Better Andrew Gruhn This year’s JACL National Convention in Salt Lake City was a wonderful way for me to learn more…P.C. EditorOctober 11, 2019
ColumnistsYouth Youth Perspective: Community, Collaboration and Justice for All Tomi Eijima Why would Japanese Americans be punished for something they couldn’t control? What was life in “camp” like for…P.C. EditorOctober 26, 2018
ColumnistsYouth Youth Perspective: Speech and Social Change By Kenji Kuramitsu, JACL NY/SC Representative I recently returned from the JACL’s fall National Board meeting, held in our San…P.C. EditorNovember 3, 2017
ColumnistsYouth A Yonsei Transplanted: ‘Show, Don’t Tell’ By Matthew Ormseth The longer I work in journalism, the more I respect people of action who are less inclined…P.C. EditorSeptember 21, 2017
ColumnistsYouth A Yonsei Transplanted: Finding Truth That Withstands the Weather of Time By Matthew Ormseth At the paper where I just started working, it’s something of an intern initiatory rite to cover…P.C. EditorJune 19, 2017
ColumnistsYouth A Yonsei Transplanted: Fondess, in Short, for Everything By Matthew Ormseth It was graduation weekend and campus was swarming with misty-eyed alums, and in their eyes and even…P.C. EditorJune 2, 2017