and also to protect her privacy and dignity.

ordained priest in the Soto Zen tradition.Donna Nagata from University of Michigan has investigated the legacy of the WWII incarceration and how it still reverberates in the Japanese American community decades later.

She will report on her much-awaited research findings regarding the cross-generational impact of the trauma as experienced by Yonsei respondents in comparison with her 1987 study of the Sansei.stage reading of The Garage Door Opener.we will witness and learn about the repair that has emerged from our desire to be whole again.

a Japanese American social justice organization.and the various ways healing and repair are being expressed through the arts.

the intergenerational consequences

There will be a short reflection after the movie.and by doing so helped me feel closer to a father I never had.

the uncle and aunt I grew up with.finding railway lines by the glint of metal in the darkened countryside.

The headline dramatically states: The Last Person to See My Father Alive — and that was Uncle Richard.Teri and my mom Julia shuttled all of us six kids in a van across America.