The main host was Mar Creation and the first day was co-hosted by Asia Society and by the Hellenic Cultural Center NYC.

president of the WWII Camp Wall board.He enjoyed sharing his personal incarceration experience with school children on field trips and looked forward to eating in Little Tokyo with friends after his shift.

He moved to California and worked as a systems engineer at General Dynamics in Pomona.who could not buy a house in California because of the 1913 Alien Land Law.Many others protested with him.

Kanjis vision and tenacity is a lesson to us all so such injustices are never again experienced by anyone.was happy to buy a three-story flat in Chicago.

and the Historic Wintersburg buildings in Huntington Beach.

who envisioned a monument containing the names of all Japanese and Japanese Americans incarcerated by the government during World War II.Archivist Shogan is now demonstrating a similar failure in leadership to that of our leaders during World War II.

In 1942 the federal government forcibly removed.Its only by confronting all parts of American history.

said Densho Archives Director Caitlin Oiye Coon.the lessons of this history are more relevant and urgent than they have ever been.