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17 Oct Returning to the Land of Slugs!

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I'm excited to announce, Lil Miss Hot Mess, is an official selection of the Santa Cruz Film Festival! I'll be heading back to the Land of Banana Slugs on Sunday Nov 16. Little Miss Hot Mess will be playing at 4:45PM. Come check out the film and the...

17 Oct 2014 Elections: AAPI Congressional Candidates

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REMEMBER TO VOTE! Recently I had the honor of designing an infographic for the Asian Pacific American Institute of Congressional Studies. One day, I would love to see an AAPI Presidential candidate, but for now I'll settle for seeing AAPI's represent at multiple levels in our...

01 Oct South Bay Stories: A Nikkei LGBTQ Forum For Everybody

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I have always enjoyed listening to people's stories. This is probably why I've fallen in love with documentaries, the ability to share a heart felt real life story is always better than anything I could ever make up in the a fictional world. I was...

01 Apr Activist of the Month: Marissa Kitazawa

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I'm so honored to be named this month's Activist of the Month by API Equality! Check out my interview with them!

06 Mar Kitazawa Named the New Regional Director/Program Director for PSW

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The Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) has named Marissa Kitazawa as the new Associate Regional Director/Program Director for the Pacific Southwest District (PSW). She will be responsible for the Pacific Southwest District and coordinating several youth programs.

18 Nov “Passing Down the Legacy” Film Spotlights Cross-Cultural Connection

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Both Japanese American and Muslim American students say hearing the firsthand stories from the internees had the most impact. The new short documentary, produced by JACL PSW, is made by youth to empower youth in the Japanese and Muslim American communities.