About

     Japanese American Citizens League History
     The Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) is the 
     nation’s oldest and largest Asian American civil rights 
     organization, is a membership-based organization 
     whose mission is to secure and maintain the human 
     and civil rights of Americans of Japanese ancestry and 
     others victimized by injustice. The JACL has 113 chapters 
     nationwide and eight regional districts with over 24,000 
     members found in twenty-three states. 

     For the complete history of the JACL: 
     History of the JACL from the National JACL     

     Chapter History
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     Current Board Members
     Co-Presidents
     Ken Oye
     Margie Yamamoto 

     Board Members
     Erin Hashimoto Martell
     Susumu Ito
     Walter Kondo
     Mat Matsunaga
     Robert Mayeda
     Steve Nishino, Membership Chair
     Tommy Shikashio, Treasurer
     May Takayanagi
     Tetsuo Takayanagi
     Carl Takei
     Brigham C. Walker
     Chris Martell, Web Master