Local Programming
Projects
Denver was a hub for Japanese and Japanese Americans who were released from incarceration camps following WWII. We seek to preserve this history and educate the greater Denver community.
Stories of Solidarity – The JA Experience in Five Points
Mountain Middle School Projects (2020) – WWII Incarceration
Day of Remembrance (2022 | 2023)
Scholarships
Mile High JACL members are eligible to apply for the following scholarships offered through local organizations.
Leadership
We are committed to preparing the next generation to be leaders and champions of the Japanese American community.
National Programming
Fellowships
JACL offers three scholarship programs in honor of Mile M. Masaoka, Norman Y. Mineta, and Daniel K. Inouye.
Scholarships
One-time scholarships are offered to students who are entering freshman, undergraduate, graduate, law, in the creative & performing arts, and those with financial need.
Leadership
JACL focuses on interfacing members with policy makers on Capitol Hill to provide an overview of the decision-making process at the federal level.