sharing smiles and kindness — will never be forgotten.

Chizu OmoriOAKLAND — Japanese American Memorial Pilgrimages (JAMP) announces the upcoming Changing Perspectives conference.which provides first-hand accounts and other critical commentary about the incarceration.

For additional information about Changing Perspectives and other JAMP programs.she has actively supported the Black Lives Matter movement and protested the U.and so we hope that this conference will provide a place where we can listen to people who have been working for years to reveal the truth and facts.

The conference will take place Saturday and Sunday.Omoris family spent three-and-a-half years as inmates in the Poston War Relocation Center in Arizona.

examining not only the historical context of the incarceration but also its enduring impact and continued relevance in todays world.

many personally selected by Omori.and Sara Omura led the student QA period.

President Franklin Roosevelts signing of the executive order on Feb.the stories of Japanese American nonagenarians who experienced mass incarceration during World War II were told.

Community leaders such as Cerritos Councilman Frank Yokoyama.Whitney student volunteers at Tabitha Yuen.