Newsletter covering the following topics: 1997 summary by ongoing President Jeffrey Hattori; article on Roth IRAs.

Newsletter covering the following topics: 1997 Chapter President, Jeffrey Hattori; Hattori gives overview of 1997 plans, one page; Chapter applies for more Civil Liberty Funds grants for creating a publication documenting the redress movement (Bob Shimabukuro?s book), more teacher workshops with (WEA, and for a mural at the Pike Place Market to commemorating the JA Farmers.

Newsletter covering the following topics: Interesting article by Jeffrey Hattori on the positive outcomes of the I-200 campaign, especially in the coalition building with other groups, specifically Asian Pacific American Coalition for Equality (APACE), Seattle OCA, and the NAACP. APACE officially a 501(c)4; housing development dedication, the Aki Kurose Village, 26-unit low-income housing.

Newsletter covering the following topics: Scholarship winners Stacy St. John, Erin Kimura, Junko Nishimura, and Christine Beppu; Mari Hirabayashi attends JACL/OCA Leadership Conference in Washington DC; Seattle JACL receives the Samuel McKinney Racial Justice and Reconciliation Award from the Church Council of Greater Seattle for the leadership in the I-200 campaign. Elaine Akagi, Jeffrey Hattori, Janice …

Newsletter covering the following topics: Seattle to host IDC/PNWDC Biennial Conference at the Executive Inn by the Seattle Center, keynote-Satsuke Ina, Redress Panel-Fred Shiosaki, Bill Hosokawa, Mits Koshiyama, and Frank Abe; scholarship awardees: Kurose-Jennifer Fung ($2,000), six Tazuma/Tamesa (total $4,000)-Robbin Clemente, Edwin Hamada, Michelle Mai, Kongkham Panyathong, Mari Sugiyama, and Maya Yamasaki; Board Bios-Vicki Toyohara-Mukai, Ryan …

Issue 33 includes a fundraising update, a "101 Ways to Tell If You're Japanese American" article, letters to the editor, and more. The letters to the editor section includes a message from Satomi (Koga) Ishida.