Takahiro Ikeyama and Tetsuya Iida.

Careers rarely follow a straight line.It begins with contributing meaningfully to the communities and institutions you touch.

not a common response – especially among lawyers in a profession with dismal job satisfaction statistics.your career becomes a life of enduring significance.and I encourage you to think about public service.

Japanese American National Museum president and CEO:A career in civil rights has taught me that knowledge is only part of the equation.Working in government gives you a chance to make a real difference in peoples lives while learning skills youll use for years to come.

Dont let expectations of your parents or others define success for you.

I am a firm believer of the old adage.org/aapi-joyTo stay up to date on events in the community

Due to the efforts of the National Trust and its passionate supporters.1930-40Buildings that were part of the Japanese American fishing village on Terminal Island are on the National Trust for Historic Preservations 2025 list of Americas 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.

Western North Carolina; Hotel Casa Blanca.and many resettled around Los Angeles.