The Kansha Project is a JACL Chicago program founded in 2011 that connects self-identified, Japanese Americans, ages 18-25, from the Midwest to their identity, history and community. Participants engage in an in-depth examination of the WWII confinement site...
There is a newly renovated Andersonville apartment available now! The apartment is above the JACL Chicago office at 5417 N Clark St, Chicago. 1377 sqft Prime location 3 bedroom/2 full baths Garage available for an additional monthly fee and more! See official listing...
The Chicago Chapter of JACL offers scholarships ranging from $2,000 to $5,000+ to undergraduate and graduate students who have demonstrated a commitment to JACL’s mission. Scholarships are awarded based on an applicant’s understanding of and alignment with...
JACL Chicago’s scholarship program recognizes the accomplishments of students who have demonstrated a commitment to JACL’s mission of advancing social justice and promoting the legacy and cultural heritage of the Japanese American community. Please join us at...
We are now launching the 2018-2019 year of our young adult programs. *Anyone is welcome to join us for our events! But if you are looking to develop leadership skills and build community together, consider joining one of the boards for one of these programs: See our...
