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participants will hear from speakers and attend workshops exploring personal journeys of healing.it seeks to address the attempted erasure of those individuals of Japanese ancestry who experienced wartime incarceration by memorializing their names.

and community trauma that has continued to impact generations of Japanese Americans 80 years later.is director of the USC Shinso Ito Center for Japanese Religions and Culture.Transformative creativity will be woven throughout the four-day event with presentations and performances by poets.

and truths that are often difficult to express in words when it comes to trauma and repair.and actors evoking powerful insights.

will open the first plenary session with a discussion about her personal journey to uncover her familys trauma and the importance of understanding Japanese American collective trauma history from a cultural as well as psychological trauma perspective.

begin to gain a better understanding of their parents and themselves.After thanking past and current scoutmasters.

It is a lifetime recognition and a reminder that you will continue to grow.Of his Eagle Scout journey in Troop 764.

Recalling a lesson learned from a difficult backpacking trip when he was a new member of the troop.who is now attending Colorado State University.