A national and state historic landmark.

we expect nothing less of her leadership in the APAIt is absolutely critical that our youth be able to teach this history to others.

We were ecstatic when we heard the news about this grant.students from the Nikkei Student Unions at CSU Fullerton.or they have no connection to this history at all.

send email to katari@manzanarcommittee.We are beyond grateful to the JA Community Foundation for recognizing the importance of the Katari project and for their generous support.

Due to the shifting dynamics and demographics within the Japanese American community.

and that forced relocation/forced removal has been the rule.Alisa had to gain the trust of many in our community.

Alisa Lynch Broch (second from left) of the Manzanar National Historic Site is shown during a presentation to college students at the restored orchards at Manzanar during the annual Katari: Keeping Japanese American Stories Alive program.said Manzanar Committee Co-Chair Bruce Embrey.

at Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts in Virginia.and to incorporate all of our stories into the sites Interpretative Center.