3; and a Community Art Workshop inspired by the architectural nature of Alexandre Arrecheas exhibition Intersected Horizons on Dec.

Rosalies campaign to preserve the Rohwer camp site gained the attention of Japanese Americans on the West Coast.and shortly before her death in 1994.

The film was screened nationally on PBS.Although Rosalie and her family grew up right next to the site of the Rohwer concentration camp – her children attended school in the former camp school building – they knew very little about the history of the camp.the memories of their former inmates.

and they walked out of the building.the Rohwer collection is a rare exception of camp artwork still residing near the original camp site.

Norman discovered that Rosalie had moved to Texas and was unable to attend.

her daughter was there to give it to her.People have no respect for other peoples property.

The marker bears a poem by Bunichi Kagawa.Kagawa is believed to have written the poem in 1941 while incarcerated at Tule Lake.

For the same period there were 25 anti-Asian hate crimes in 2023.a committee of 14 backed by four sponsor organizations.