panelists added that with China came many more opportunities.

His recent research focuses largely on the postwar resettlement of Japanese Americans into the Greater Philadelphia region.Buscher is deeply embedded in the East Coast Japanese American and broader Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.

and interpreting the history of the World War II experiences of Japanese Americans and elevating the related social justice lessons that inform current issues today.he is a consummate story teller who is passionately committed to telling the stories and preserving the history of Japanese Americans.whose lived experiences and personal testimonies have been the foundation of the pilgrimage movement and other efforts to memorialize the wartime incarceration.

they were forced to rebuild their lives in the outer suburbs of Ogden.He has also pursued a secondary career in academia that he started in 2012 as a part-time lecturer in Japan studies at Arcadia University.

The Third Space virtual photo exhibition (2021) juxtaposing War Relocation Authority propaganda with the lived experiences of Japanese Americans.

he joined the faculty of University of PennsylvaniasAsian American Studies Program.a labor leader and advocate for women and working people.

Her father — a small-business owner — was diagnosed with a terminal illness and died when Butler was 16 years old.000 nursing home and home-care workers throughout the state.

Butler also served as an SEIU International vice president and president of the SEIU California State Council.Feinstein died Thursday night at her home in Washington.