Note: There are over 500 resolutions, as a result, only notable resolutions will be listed below. However, all resolutions can be viewed by going through the links for each year.

1942

• 1. Resolution on the continuance of agriculture production

• 2. Resolution on appreciation of the JACL to its American friends

• 3. Resolution on unity to Japanese in America

• 4. Resolution on the evacuation of Nisei as a measure based on military necessity and not as a reflection of their loyalty

• 5. Resolution to the President of the United States

1946

1948

• 1. Resolution of appreciation

• 2. Resolution of appreciation to the National Board and Others

• 3. Resolution of appreciation to our Issei Supporters

• 4. Resolution to Commend our friends

• 5. Resolution of appreciation to the Washington, D.C. Chapter

• 6. Resolution to establish a supplemental legal fund

• 7. Resolution in regards to racial discrimination8. Resolution in regards to JACL reporter

1950

• 1. Resolution in appreciation to Chicago Chapters and MDC

• 2. Resolution in appreciation to the national board and the PC

• 3. Resolution in appreciation to Issei

• 4. Resolution in appreciation to Hawaiian and Canadian members

• 5. Resolution in appreciation to Members of congress

• 6. Aid to Issei

• 7. Resolution to push for statehood of Hawaii

• 8. Resolution to support FEPC

• 9. Resolution to the national board, Washinton office, and national office the ability to act on the various recommendations and commitments made by the national council during its various sessions

1952

• 1. Commendation and Expression to Senator McCarran and Rep. Walter for their authorship and leadership in the passage of the McCarran-Walter Act

• 2. Our appreciation and gratitude be conveyed to the senators and representatives that supported the McCarran-Walter Act

• 3. Our appreciation to Mike Masaoka

• 4. Our appreciation to the Arizona chapter for work on McCarran- Walter Act

• 5. Commend the people of Hawaii for their financial drives in the work of the JACL

• 6. Commend the Issei of America for their part in JACL's financial drives and their support of the JACL program

• 7. Thank you to the national staff and convention hosts

1954

• 1. Thank you to committee members and chairmen

• 2. Thank You to Mack Hamaguchi

• 3. Thank You to Hiroshi Miyamura

• 4. Thank you to Mayor Norris Poulson

• 5. Thank you to Queen Janet Fukuda, Janet Okimoto, and Mary Enomoto

• 6. Thank you to Chairman Ken Dyo and PSW

• 7. Thank you to the press and other media

• 8. (1.) Thank you to Representative Edgar A. Jones and House Judiciary Subcommittee

• 9. (2.) Thank you to DC, PSW, and SF Staff

• 10. (3.) Thank you to JACL Staff

• 11. (4.) Thank you to Mika Masaoka

• 12. (5.) Thank you to the National Board

• 13. (6.) Thank you to Harold R. Gordon

• 14. (7.) Thank you to Harry Honda

• 15. (1.) Thank you to the General Public

• 16. (2.) Thank you to the Contributors and Supporters of the National Endowment Fund

• 17. (3.) Thank you to the Issei

• 18. (4.) Thank you to delegates and members

• 19. (5.) Reaffirmation of loyalty to the United States

1956

• 1. Thank you to the SF Chapter

1958

• 1. Thank you to Rupert Hachiya, Convention Chairman

• 2. Thank you to Ichiro Doi, President of the SLC Chapter

• 3. Thank you to Gov. D. Clyde of Utah

• 4. Thank you to Congressman Dalip Singh Saund

• 5. Thank you to Queen Margaret Itami

• 6. Thank you to George Inagaki

• 7. Thank you to the press and other media

• 8. (1.) The JACL hail the establishment of the US Commission on Civil Rights

• 9. (2.) Thanks to the National Board and Dr. Roy Nishikawa

• 10. (3.) Thank you to the National Staff and Masao Satow

• 11. (4.) Thank you to the chairman of the National Committees

• 12. (5.) Thanks to the Arlington National Cemetery Committee

• 13. (6.) Thanks to Mike Masaoka

• 14. (7.) Thanks to the Officials of the DOJ

• 15. Thanks to all the youth who attended convention

1960

• 1. Thank you to Convention Chairman William Matsumoto

• 2. Thank you to Tak Tsujita, as President of the Sacramento JACL

• 3. Thank you to honored guests of the Convention

• 4. Thank you to Ambassador Dr. Koto Matsudaira of Japan

• 5. Thank you to Congressman Daniel K. Inouye

• 6. Thank you to President Eisenhower and VP Nixon

• 7. Thank you to Queen Linda Yatabe

• 8. Thanks to the Boy Scouts of America

• 9. Thanks to the City of Sacramento

• 10. Thanks to the Hotel El Dorado

• 11. Thanks to News and Media

• 12, (1.) Congratulate Alaska and Hawaii Statehood

• 13. (1.) Thanks to Chairman Dr. Roy Nishikawa

• 14. (2.) Thanks to Ms. Sue Joe

• 15. (3.) Thanks to George Sugai

• 16. (4.) Thanks to Puyallup Valley and Seattle JACL

• 17. (5.) Thanks to the National Board and Officers

• 18. (6.) Thanks to the chairmen of the national committees

• 19. (7.) Thanks to Masao Satow and staff

• 20. (1.) Special Commendation to Mike Masaoka

• 21. (1.) Reaffirm our loyalty to the US

1962

• 1. Thank you to Convention Chairman James Matsuoka

• 2. Thank you to William Mimbu, President of the Seattle Chapter

• 3. Thanks to President John F. Kennedy

• 4. Thanks to Governor Albert D. Rosellini

• 5. Thanks to Mayor of Seattle Gordon D. Clinton

• 6. Thanks to Dillon S. Myer and Issei Pioneers

• 7. Thanks to Convention Queen Ellen Kimura

• 8. Thanks to Deputy Under Secretary of State U. Alexis Johnson

• 9. Thanks to the Staff of the Olympic Hotel

• 10. (1.) Thanks to Chairman George Miyake

• 11. (2.) Thanks to JACL Washington State Chapters

• 12. (3.) Thanks to the JACL Chapters in Idaho and the IDC

• 13. (4.) Thanks to the National Board

• 14. (5.) Thanks to the Chairmen of the National Committees

• 15. (6.) Thanks to Masao Satow and the Staff

• 16. (7.) Thanks to Mike Masaoka

• 17. (1.) Special Commendation to the Japanese HIstory Project

• 18. (2.) Special Commendation to the JACL Youth Program

• 19. (3.) Special Resolution to the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency

• 20. (4.) Special Resolution to President Kennedy for Fair Housing

• 21. (5.) Resolution to Support and Follow Through on Convention Decisions

• 22. (6.) Reaffirm our loyalty to the US

1964

• 1. Thank you to National Convention Chairman Frank Watanabe

• 2. Thank you to James N. Shimoura, Chairman of the Detroit Chapter

• 3. Thanks to President Lyndon B. Johnson

• 4. Thanks to the First Lady of the State of Michigan and City of Detroit

• 5. Thanks to Dr. Clarence Pickett, Roger Baldwin, Reverend John Thomas, Norma Thomas, Harry Kingman, and Ben Kuroki

• 6. Thanks to Roy Wilkins

• 7. Thanks to Convention Queen Marilyn Nagano

• 8. Thanks to the Staff of the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel

• 9. (1.) Commendation to Edward Yamamoto

• 10. (2.) Commendation to the Junior JACL

• 11. (3.) Commendation to chapters who participated in National Oratorical and Essay Contest

• 12. (4.) Commendation to the Chapters with Youth Groups

• 13. (5.) Commendation to the National Board

• 14. (6.) Commendation to Masao Satow and National Staff

• 15. (7.) Commendation to Chairman and National Committees

• 16. (8.) Commendation to Mike Masaoka

• 17. (9.) Commendation to Hito Okada and JACL Credit Union Boards

• 18. (10.) Commendatino to William Marutani

• 19. (11.) Commendation to Ira Shimasaki

• 20. (12.) Commendation to Roy Nishikawa

• 21. (13.) Commendation to K. Patrick Okura and Other JACL'ers

• 22. (A.) Committee on the Japanese American Research Project and Resolution to UCLA

• 23. (B.) National Resolution Against Proposition 14

• 24. (A.) Special Resolution on National Committee and Delegate Meetings

• 25. (B1.) Special Resolution on Agricultural Interests

• 26. (B2.) Special Resolution on Agricultural Interests Cont.

• 27. (C.) Special Resolution on Resolutions Committee

• 28. Emergency Resolution thanking representatives of the JCCA for attending

1966

• 1. Thanks to National Convention Co-Chairs

• 2. Thanks to Abe Mukai, President of the San Diego Chapter

• 3. Thanks to San Diego Jr. JACL and PSW Youth Council

• 4. Thanks to President Lyndon B. Johnson

• 5. Thanks to Mayor Frank Curran

• 6. Thanks to Thomas Lynch, AB Don Allen, Rober Kaplin, George Saiki, and James Purcell

• 7. Thank you to the Commandant of the 11th Naval District of San Diego

• 8. Thank you to the Honorable Stanly S. Mosk

• 9. Thank you to Convention Queen Kay Ochi

• 10. (1.) Commendation to the contestants of the National Oratorical, Essay, and Queen contests

• 11. (A) Special Resolution of Recognition to the National JACL Youth Program

• 12. (B) Special Resolution of Recognition to Saburo Kido

• 13. (A) Committee on the Japanese American Research Project14. (B) Civil Rights Resolution

1968

• 1. Thank you to Dr. Thomas Taketa as Nation Convention Chairman

• 2. Thanks to Karl Kinaga, President of the San Jose Chapter

• 3. Thanks to Winston Ashizawa as President of the San Jose Jr. JACL

• 4. Thanks to President Lyndon B. Johnson, and Governor Ronald Reagan

• 5. Thanks to Ronald R. James, Mayor of San Jose

• 6. Thanks to Whitney M. Young Jr., ED of the National Urban League

• 7. Thanks to Convention Queen Corlyn Uchiyama

• 8. Thanks to the Association of Metropolitan San Jose

• 9. Thanks to Dobert D. Clark the President of San Jose College

• 10. Thanks to San Jose Buddhist Betsuin Choir

• 11. Thanks to the Civic Auditorium

• 12. Thanks to the Venice-Culver JACL

• 13. Thanks to Jame Kashara

• 14. Commendation to all contestants of the Oratorical, Essay, and Queen contest

• 15. Special Resolution of Recognition to George J. Inagaki

• 16. Statement of Principles

1970

• 0. A Requital Supplication (Redress Resolution)

• 1. Thank you to Chairman Ross M. Harano

• 2. Thank you to Ross M. Harano as Chairman of the Chicago Chapter.

• 3. Thank you to Ross M. Harano for his leadership during challenges

• 4) Thanks to James A. Isono as president of the Chicago Jr. JACL

• 5. Thanks to government officials

• 6. Thanks to Edward J. Ennis chairman of the ACLU and others

• 7. Thanks to Katsuma Mukaeda and Takito Yamaguma

• 8. Thanks to Jerry J. Enomoto as JACL President

• 9. Thanks to Joyce Enomoto as the first lady

• 10. Thanks to the JACL Chapters and members

• 11. Resolution of Commendation to contestants

• 12. Resolution to Past Leaders of the JACL

• 13. Resolution of Recognition to Mike Masaoka

• 14. Resolution of Appreciation to the Youth

• 15. Resolutions in Memoriam

1972

• 1. Objectionable Movies

• 2. Elks Club Issue

• 3. Pan Asianism

• 4. Support HR 208 to Create a Department of Peace

• 5. Funding for National Jr. JACL Programs

• 6. Criminal Justice

• 7. Feasibility Study on Proposal to Establish National JACL Senior Citizens Complex

• 8. Senior Citizens

• 9. Participation in the 1972 Presidential Election

• 10. JACL Legal Unit for the Asian Community

• 11. Commendation to the California Historical Society for Months of Waiting

• 12. (1.) Thanks to Chairman Harry Takagi

• 13. (2.) Thanks to Claire Minami, chairman of the Washington, D.C. Chapter

• 14. (3.) Thanks to Raymond S. Uno, JACL National President

• 15. (4.) Thanks to Yoshiko Uno, the first lady

• 16. (5.) Thanks to the JACL Chapters and members for participating in the convention

• 17. (6.) Thanks to Alan K. Okazaki and the National Youth Council

• 18. (7.) Thanks to government officials for sending greetings

• 19. (8.) Thanks to the White House for their greetings

• 20. (9.) Thanks to Congress for joining the Congressional Dinner

• 21. (10.) Thanks to Nobuhiko Ushiba, the Japanese Ambassador

• 22. (11.) Thanks to the Military District of Washington

• 23. (12.) Thanks to the Freer Gallery of Art

• 24. (13.) Thanks to the Corcoran Gallery of Art and the National Archive of California Historical Society

• 25. (14.) Thanks to the Philadelphia JACL

• 26. (15.) Thanks to the Portland and Washington, D.C. JACL

• 27. (16.) Thanks to the State Department

• 28. (17.) Thanks to Masao Satow and Mike Masaoka

• 29. Resolution of Recognition to Masao W. Satow

1974

• 1. Limitation on Campaign Spending

• 2. Elimination of Discriminatory Policies within JACL

• 3. Funding for Chairpersons to Necessary Meetings

• 4. JAY Constitution and By-laws added as Addendum to the JACL National Constitution and By-laws

• 5. Interracial marriages and children of mixed marriages

• 6. Change of Fiscal Year

• 7. Support of Action of Henry Tanaka

• 8. Affirmative Action Programs

• 9. Opposition to the Broadcast License Renewal Act

• 10. San Francisco Nihonmachi Redevelopment

• 11. Anti-whaling Campaign

• 12. Iva Toguri (Tokyo Rose)

• 13. JACL Logo

• 14. Location of JACL Ethnic Heritage Study Program

• 15. Resolution of commendation

• 16. Additional Resolution

1976

• 1a. Atomic Bomb Survivors

• 1b. JACL Disaster Relief Fund

• 1c. Recognition of Iwao Kawakami

• 2. Committee on Internment Credit

• 3. Executive Order 9066

• 4. Communications between HQ and Chapters

• 5. Uniform Chapter Dues

• 6. Opposition to Dues Increase

• 7. Reparations Committee Budget

• 11. National Endowment Fund

• 12. California Agricultural Labor Relations Board

• 16. Senate Bill One

• 17. Wendy Yoshimura Fair Trial

• 18. Foreign Educated Physicians

• 19. JACL National Headquarters Dedicated to Masao Satow

• 20. Commendation of Hiram F. Fong

• 22. Recognition of Youth Director

• 25. Omission of Relocation in Bicentennial Publication

• 27. Revised Resolution on Iva Toguri

• 28. Nisei Veterans Reunion

• 29. Resolution of Appreciation to the Sacramento Chapter

1978

• a. In Tribute to the Late Saburo Kido

• b. in Tribute to the Late George Inagaki

• 1. In Tribute to the Late Edison Uno

• 2. In Memory of the Late Chizuko Satow

• 2a. In Tribute to the Late Henry Takahashi

• 3. To establish an intern scholarship in memory of Dr. Thomas Yatabe

• 4. To Boycott states that have not ratified the Equal Rights Amendment

• 5. To Implement Affirmative Action Program within JACL

• 6. In Support of a More Accurate 1980 Census

• 7. To Establish and Implement a National Aging and Retirement JACL Planning Program

• 8. To Assemble a JACL Constitutional Convention

• 9. To Implement the Japan-U.S. Friendship Act Beyond the Academic Area

• 10. Against Use of "JAP"

• 11. Against California Assembly Bill 3627

1980

• 1. Myth of Phraseology "Disadvantaged Minority"

• 2. In Support of Masaru Yamasaki

• 3. International Covenants on Human Rights

• 4. Operation 80s

• 5. Nominations Procedures

• 6. Equal Rights Amendment

• 7. The Rev. George Nishimoto

• 8. Highest Priority: Redress

• 9. Japanese Americans Refusing Military Induction

• 10. Marriage Counseling Service

• 11. Atomic Bomb Survivors Committee

• 12. Employment Discrimination Committee

• 13. Offices of Speaker/Vice Speaker

• 14. Nisei Retirement and Aging Committee

• 15. Ways and Means Committee

• 16. Veterans Affairs Committee

• 17. Planning Commission

• 18. Karl K. Nobuyuki

• 20. San Francisco Hotel Workers

• 21. Heritage Week Posters

• 22. Dues Structure: Family Membership

• 23. 100 Club Chairman

• 24. White House Conference on Aging

• 25. Special Members

• 26. International Relations Committee

• 27. Special Resolution

1982

• 2. Disadvantaged Minority - a Myth

• 3. Guidelines for Reimbursements

• 4. An Annual Meeting of Redress Committee

• 5. Employment Practices Committee

• 6. For Nuclear Freeze

• 8. Cultural Aspects of Nikkei

• 9. New Immigration from Japan

• 10. Convention Minutes

• 11. Policy Setting Body

• 16. Alternative Sources of Fund

• 17. Chapter Rebate Schedule Expanded

• 18. In Appreciation

• 19. In appreciation

• 20. In Appreciation

• 21. In Memory of Victims of Nuclear Weapons

• 22. Permanent Asian Pacific American Heritage Week

• 23. Racial Balance in the Houston Schools

• 24. JACL Quarterly Publication

• 25. Nikkei Singles Group

• 26. Loan from Endowment Fund

• 27. Proposed "Coram Nobis" Efforts

• 28. Fair Hearing for Dr. Noguchi

• 29. Nuclear Weapons Agreement

• 30. Atomic Bomb Survivors Committee

• 32. Hibakusha/Nuclear Arms Freeze

• 33. Mitsue Takahashi Hearing

• 34. International Relations Committee

1984

• 2. Korean Minority in Japan

• 3. Political Action Committee

• 5. Formation of National Committee for Singles Concerns

• 6. Appointments, Civil Rights Commission

• 7. Continuing Support of the U.S. Hibakusha

• 9. U.S. Japan Relations

• 10. Nuclear Arms Control

• 12. JACLer of the Biennium - expenses and search committee

• 13. Control of Smoking in Convention Sessions

• 14. Aging and Retirement

• 15. Recruitment and Leadership Development Committee

• 16. Mike M. Masaoka Fellowship Trust Foundation

• 17. Opposing the Simpson-Mazzoli Bills

• 18. California Prop. 39

• 19. Position Re: "Year of the Bible"

• 20. Ethnic Concerns

• 21. The 1000 Club Life Member

• 22. Redress Information

• 23. Equal Rights Amendment

• 24. Appreciation to Legislators

• 25. Appreciation to Hawaii Chapter

• 26. Restitution for Native Hawaiians

1986

• 1. Promotion of World Peace

• 4. Support of the Civil Rights Restoration

• 5. Reaffirm Support of Native Hawaiians

• 6. Develop a plan for US-Japan Relations

• 7. Redress Library

• 8. Women's Concerns Committee

• 10. Oppose English as Official Language

• 12. Big Mountain People

• 13. Reaffirm Redress

• 14. Commission on Civil Rights

• 15. Hibakusha Medical Assistance

• 16. Arms Control and Nuclear Disarmament

• 17. Endowment Fund Line of Credit

• 18. Support of National Japanese American Museum

• 26. Reinstate Washington, D.C. Representative

• 29. Extend 1000 club life membership

• 30. Support Sanctions in Protest of South African Policies

• 31. Recognition of Coram Nobis legal team

• 32. Courtesy Resolution

1988

• 1. Involvement in US-Japan Relations

• 5. Establishing Education Committee

• 8. Establishing US-Japan Educational Committee

• 11. Childcare Services Legislation

• 17. Racial Minorities in Japan

• ER 5. Joseph Heco Society Contribution

• ER 6. HR-442 Appreciation to the President

• ER 7. HR-442 Appreciation to the US Senate

• ER 8. HR-442 Appreciation to the House of Reps

• ER 9. Appreciation to the Anti-Defamation League

• ER 10. Appreciation to the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights

• ER 11. Supreme Court Review of WWII Evacuation Test Cases

• ER. 12 Civil Rights in Japan

1990

• 2. 1000 Club Life Trust Dues

• 4. Support for the Go For Broke National Veterans Association (GFB NVA)

• 10. National Standing Committee on Civil Rights

• 13. Recognition of Draft Resistors

• 16. Additional Scholarship Funds

• 17. Civil Liberties Public Education Fund Recommendation Committee

• 18. Model Curriculum for Dispute Resolution

• 19. Native American Treaty Rights

• ER 3. Support for Dr. Mark Tanouye

• ER 4. Second Language Achievement Test

• ER 6. Asian Pacific American University Admissions Policies

• ER 9. Condemnation of the "Beijing Massacre"

• CR 1. Commending Robert Braff and Staff

• CR 3. Commending the San Diego Chapter

• CR 4. Expressing Sympathy and Condolences to the Family of George Nakashima

1992

• 4. Reduced Membership Dues for Senior Citizens

• 7. Quarterly Progress Reports viz Program for Action

• 9. Local Preferences, Local Content, Japan Bashing, etc.

• 10. US-Japan Education Committee Name Change

• 11. Los Angeles Riots

• 13. Sexual Harassment

• 14. Family Leave Bill

• 15. Family Choice

• 16. Native Americans

• 17. Hawaii's Indigenous People

• 18. Waste Reduction and Recycling

• 22. Recognition of the Office of Redress Administration

• ER 1. US Supreme Court Nominations

• ER 2. 1000 Club Life Fund Trust

• ER 3. JACL Legacy Fund

• CR 1. Commending the Mile Hi Chapter

1994

• 3. Pacific Citizen (Page for organizations/chapter news)

• 4. Pacific Citizen (Column for National Staff)

• 7. Conducting a Personel Classification Study for All JACL Staff Positions

• 9. Hanford Hibakushas

• 10. Establishment of National Historical Sites at all Geographical Locations of the Former WRA Camps in the US

• 11. National Health Care Reform

• 12. Access to Public School Education and Health Care

• 13. Compassion in Dying V. Washington State

• 14. Support of the Jessica McClintock Garment Workers

• 15. Recognition of Ranald Macdonald as the First American to make significant contributions toward US-Japan Relations

• 16. Racist Rhetoric Directed towards Immigrants

• 18. Involvement in US-Pan American Relations

• ER 2. Latin American Redress

• ER 3. Domestic Partnerships

• ER 4. National Identification Card System

• ER 5. Hate Crimes in Japan

• CR 1. Commending the Mount Olympus JACL Chapter

1996

• 1. Review of Awards and Decorations Presented to Asian American and Native American Pacific Islanders during WWII

• 2. Commemorating the Arrival of the Miike Maru

• 3. Equitable Distribution of Staffing and Allocations

• 4. Feasibility Study to Relocate the PC to JACL HQ

• 5. Support of the National Japanese American Memorial Foundation Project in Washington D.C.

• 9. Support of the Japanese American Korean War Veterans Memorial

• 11. Civil Liberties Public Education Fund

• 12. Citizen Voter "C"/participatory citizenship

• 13. Sexual Harassment

• 14. Promote the Well-Being of Children

• 15. Duties of the National Nominations Committee

• 16. Mitsubishi Sexual Harassment Suit

• 17. National Bone Marrow Program

• 22. Affirmative Action

• ER 1. Support for the "Go For Broke" Monument

• ER 3. Redress Efforts of the Japanese Latin Americans

• CR 1. Commending the San Jose JACL

1998

• 1. Recognition of Chiune Sugihara

• 2. Declaration of Support for the United Nations

• 3. Relating to Bill Lann Lee

• 4. Preservation of Affirmative Action in Washington State

• 5. Relating to Affirmative Action

• 6. Opposition to the Religious Freedom Amendment, HJ78

• ER 1. Rebates to Chapters for Each New National Membership

• ER 4. Equitable Chapter Treatment and Members Rights, Privileges, and Benefits

• ER 5. Greater Tolerance and Safety for LGBT Youth

• ER 8. Promotion and Broad Exercise of Civil Rights Activism

• ER 11. Projected Revenues in the proposed 1999-2000 budget, protecting the organization's assets and preserving its tax exempt status

• ER 12. Boycott all Wolfgang Puck Restaurants, Products, and Specifically Obachine

2000

• 1. Federal Recognition of Native Hawaiians

• 2. Filipino Veterans Benefits

• 3. Nisei Resisters of Conscience4. Religious Freedom for Minorities

• 5. Bill Lann Lee Nomination6. 35th Biennial Resolutions

• 7. Jim Miyazaki Posthumous Recognition

• ER 1. Continue Efforts to Enhance Federal Enforcement of Hate Crimes

• ER 3. Support for Former Congressman Mineta's Confirmation for US Secretary of Commerce

• ER 5. Condemn the Racial Profiling & Discrimination Against Dr. Wen Ho Lee and Urge that Dr. Lee be given due process and equal protection before the law

• ER 6. Oppose the Placement of a Baseball Stadium in and adjacent to Philadelphia Chinatown and endorse the Stadium out of Chinatown Coalition

• ER 7. Support the National Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism and endorse the approved quotations

• ER 8. Commend the actions of the Nisei Veterans who served their country during World War II and who have received the Congressional Medal of Honor

2002

• 1. Relating to the Boy Scouts of America

• 2. Relating to Religious Freedoms for Minorities

• 3. Relating to the Designation of the Former Eagledale Ferry Landing on Bainbridge Island, Washington as a National Memorial

• ER 2. Relating to the 50th Anniversary of the JACL Junior Olympics

• ER 3. Relating to Support for Efforts to Eliminate Team Mascot Names Deemed Offensive to Minorities

• ER 4. Relating to the Education of the Membership of Racial Privacy Initiatives

• ER 5. Relating to the Little Tokyo Recreation Center on the Historic First St. North Block

• ER 6. Relating to Solidarity Against Hate Crimes

2004

• 1. Relating to the renaming of Jap Road and Jap Lan in Texas

• 2. Relating to the teaching of Japanese American history in schools

• 5. Relating to the redress efforts of Japanese Americans and Japanese Latin Americans

• ER 1. Relating to the Census Bureau providing tabulated data on the Arab American population to DHS

2006

• 1. Relating to JACL Salaried Personnel Cost of Living Adjustment

• 2. Relating to the 11th National JACL Singles Convention

• 3. Relating to Supporting Immigrant Rights and Responsible Immigration Reform

• 4. Relating to the Life and Work of Congressman Robert Takeo Matsui

• 5. Relating to a JACL Policy on the Use of Racial Epithets

• 6. Relating to Encouraging Study Tours to Japan

• 7. Relating to Strategic Planning and Organizational Development

• ER 2. Relating to the Reauthorization to extend provisions of the Voting Rights Act of 1965

• ER 3. Relating to addressing the health disparities and access to health care programs and services among AAPIs

• CR 1. Thanks to the Arizona Chapter

2008

• 1. Human Rights Protection for Detainees

• 2. 20th Anniversary of Redress3. Wakamatsu Colony

• 4. Human Rights in North Korea

• 6. 12th National Singles Convention in 2009

• ER 2. Relating to the Commission on the Japanese Latin American Internment

2010

• 2. Power of Words

• 3. Opposition to AZ State Law SB 1070

• 5. Topaz Museum

• ER 1. Opposition to Arizona State Law HB 2281

• CR 1. Thanks to the Chicago Chapter

2011

• 1. Relating to Honouliuli

• ER 1. Resolution to Accurately Implement the Power of Words Resolution Passed in 2010

2012

• 1. Resolution in Support of Justice for Wards Cove Cannery Workers

• ER 1. Relating to Micronesians Living in Hawai'i

• ER 2. Relating to Micronesians Living in the United States

• ER 4. Tanofran Memorial

2013

• 1. Resolution on comprehensive immigration reform, including a pathway to legal residency and citizenship, and urging immediate support from the 113th Congress2. Non-US Resident Membership Dues

• ER 1. Honoring the life of 17-year old Trayvon Martin and supporting the DOJ investigation of possible federal charges against George Zimmerman

• ER 2. Appeal to Joint Base Lewis-McCord, WA and DOD to support military service members suffering from Hepatitis B

• ER 3. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

2014

2015

2016

2017

• 1. Opposing Reliance on Mass Incarceration and Private-For-Profit Prisons

• 2. Condemning de facto and de jure Religious and Racial Prejudice in Asylum Policies of the United States of America

• 3. Relating to the Marginalization of Native American Peoples Regarding the Dakota Access Pipeline on Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Land

• 4. In Support of Maintaining JACL’s Presence as a National Organization

• 5. Relating to the Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Colony, the First Japanese American Colony in North America

• 6. Relating to Sustaining the Teacher Training Workshop Program

• ER 1. Relating to the Amache Preservation Society’s Application to the U.S. Department of the Interior to Designate the Amache Incarceration Camp as a National Historic Site

• ER 2. Relating to the Preservation of the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company (SFLCo) site, where Japanese Workers Harvested and Milled Timber and Helped Build Forest Rail Lines from 1917 until 1942.

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