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As part of its endeavor to examine the history of Japanese American internment during World War II, the university is…

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By Nancy Kyoko Oda and Traci Ishigo The JACL-Pacific Southwest District reached out to a wider audience this year, especially…

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National News

By P.C. Staff DENVER — The National Park Service is now accepting applications for grants to preserve and interpret the…

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JACL National News Politics Uncategorized

By P.C. Staff The JACL announced Sept. 16 that Stephen Kiyoshi Kuromiya has been identified as the Nikkei activist who…

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Community News

The Empty Chair Memorial is dedicated to honor the Juneau Japanese who were removed during World War II. Photo courtesy…

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JACL National News Politics

2014 Essay Topic This year’s JACL scholarship recipients were asked to respond to the following statement: ‘JACL has historically been…

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JACL National News Politics

Chip Larouche By Chip Larouche, National VP of Planning & Development The JACL Scholarship Program has had another great year!…

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Community News

John Tateishi will offer an insider’s view of the redress campaign in the OLLI@Berkeley course. By Deanne Stone In the…

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Community News

An exhibit of the George and Frank C. Hirahara Collection of Heart Mountain photographs will be on display at WSU’s…

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Community News

By P.C. Staff DELTA, UTAH — The Topaz Museum board recently received a $497,186 Japanese American Confinement Sites grant from…

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