teaching both kendo and iaido (martial art of sword forms).

where hundreds of visitors gathered Monday (March 31) to honor the life and career of Sen.almost 300 educators from around the country have participated in workshops at the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation to learn about the Japanese American experience during World War II.

NEH provides 80% of the budget for Wyoming Humanities that supports institutions throughout our state.Many of our participants called it the most profound educational experience of their careers.Programs such as those sponsored by the NEH support institutions that benefit Wyoming residents.

a longtime supporter of the NEH and Heart Mountain.It also includes the times when some of our ancestors lost sight of what makes America great and how they righted wrongs and vowed to do better.

=*=Wyomings congressional delegation consists of Sens.

Thanks to the National Endowment for the Humanities.We will continue to emulate the work of Secretary Norman Mineta and Sen.

and forgiveness through their gracious acceptance of his apology.We appreciate the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundations unwavering commitment to fostering education.

The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation preserves the site where some 14.John Winter (R-Thermopolis) for his reference to the Heart Mountain incarceration site as the J— camp during a legislative committee hearing Tuesday.