who was the director of the Asian American Studies Center.

The Tuna Canyon Detention Station was a Department of Justice site in Tujunga where Japanese.SFVJACC has been a proud sponsor of the traveling exhibit since its inception in 2015.

Visual art entries must enable people to understand the history of the Tuna Canyon Detention Station and feel deeply enough to take action to stop future civil liberty violations.A $600 scholarship is provided for each first-place entry in art.Entries are judged on originality.

Videos are judged on originality.For the newly created Video Scholarship.

their personal role in ensuring that the injustices that occurred at Tuna Canyon do not happen to others

we will serve the diverse needs of all residents and build upon this citys strong foundation.and had no one to mourn them when they passed.

deeds and love are still with us.Following the service for the unknowns.

who thanked Nikkei Fujinkai for maintaining the muen-to marker and again touched upon how many of those buried at Evergreen endured racial discrimination in their lives.Evergreen holds a unique place in many hearts.