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How JACL Passed the Resolution in Support of Immigrant Communities Targeted by ICE (opens the original)
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From left: Vinicius Taguchi, Don Tamaki, Peggy Nagae, Mitchell Matsumura (Photo: Courtesy of Mitchell Matsumura) (Editor’s note: The following is a personal essay about the behind-the-scenes actions that went into the passage of R-1, Resolution in Support of Immigrant Communities Targeted by ICE at the 2026 JACL National Convention.) By Mitchell Matsumura At the 56th JACL National Convention, the JACL National Council adopted R-1, Resolution in Support of Immigrant Communities Targeted by ICE, c
Congressmembers Recognize AANAPI Serving Institutions Week (opens the original)
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Chu, Takano, Meng and Hirono introduce the bipartisan resolution. WASHINGTON — Last week, Rep. Judy Chu (Calif.-28), chair emerita of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus; Rep. Mark Takano (Calif.-41); and Rep. Grace Meng (N.Y.-06), chair of CAPAC, introduced a bipartisan resolution recognizing Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander Serving Institutions Week, from Sept. 27-Oct. 3. Sen. Mazie K. Hirono (D-Hawaii) introduced companion legislation in the Senate. This week ho
Diamond Pin for Oda (opens the original)
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JACL recognizes the history-making national president for his meritorious service. By Allison Haramoto, P.C. Executive Editor At its San Francisco headquarters building, newly elected JACL National President Sheldon Arakaki recently bestowed the organization’s Diamond Pin to Larry Oda, the only president to serve a total of eight years in office. The Diamond Pin is “presented to individuals and organizations in recognition of special meritorious service to National JACL and/or outstanding contri
APIAHiP Spotlight Focus: Colorado (opens the original)
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History Colorado Center was the primary venue of the APIAHiP four-day forum. (Photos: Gil Asakawa) The biennial forum pays tribute to the state’s deep history of Asian communities. By Gil Asakawa, P.C. Contributor APIAHiP, the only national organization that focuses on pres
Heart Mountain Receives Two Key NPS Grants (opens the original)
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Hitoshi “Moe” Yonemura (right) is one of the 15 soldiers from Heart Mountain who will be honored in the upcoming “Faces of the Fallen” exhibit. (Photo: National Archives) The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation has received two National Park Service grants that will support projects to honor the sacr
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