families and friends who were affected by the enormous damage caused by natural disasters in the Tohoku region and Kumamoto and Fukuoka prefectures.

justice and the football team at Heart Mountain.Football the Theft of Freedom.

Former NFL star Scott Fujita and his father take part in discussing a documentary about incarceration.I was able to sit down with this teammate and have a conversation about it.Rodney Fujita recalls stories from his parents about their time in the relocation center.

000 others who were confined by the U.He had the same kid attitude as Bacon.

It was an opportunity for me to take something that was otherwise horrible and start a meaningful dialogue.

Sakatani reiterated the importance of getting stories like this out to a wider audience.the Library of Congress accepted 104 of AAcomps meticulously conducted interviews for inclusion in the Veterans History Project.

followed by a special screening of the award-winning documentary The Volunteer.AAcomps dedication to preserving their stories shines as a beacon of respect and remembrance to all veterans

Seating arrangements are made in tables of 10.Jean KodamaJean Kodama has a long association with the Southeast Japanese School and Community Center (SEJSCC) in Norwalk.