so its not like we have to start from scratch.

Kondo is the author of award-winning books: Crafting Selves: Power.It was taught through a house or dorm.

and am called upon to discuss the internment/incarceration publicly on occasion.despite the fact that I have been director of Asian American Studies at USC.Must we perpetuate those roles in a different historical era?The fate of Grandma raises the issues of life and death due to medical racism and the potentially lethal complications of childbirth.

when people who were there pass away? If the Nisei want to share their stories.My anecdotal response would be that surely there is more conversation about the incarceration as a result.

even if stories remain unspoken? Yet perhaps the legacy of these stories is not simply traumatic.

The production team: Samantha Barrios (also VP of marketing) and Michael Heimos (also president of the board).how can museums benefit from this trend and attract more visitors using online channels? This is what we’ll cover today.

Ensure that your social media posts are interactive and sharable to create viral posts that increase traffic and make new viewers aware of your museum brand.think of how to creatively structure the video content.

since you can evaluate what channels outperform others in real-time using analytics.Online channels allow you to compete against more established brands that have lots of money to spare for marketing.