a key figure in sharing the story of the wartime incarceration in the 1970s.

World Languages and Literature and Music Department.providing an opportunity for deeper engagement.

despite being unjustly incarcerated in U.The event will conclude with a QA session moderated by Dr.Muramoto will introduce the koto.

performing a dance that was popular within the camps.Opening remarks will be delivered by Dean Rueyling Chuang of the College of Arts and Letters.

Shirley Kazuyo MuramotoPreserving Culture Under Pressure: Japanese Americans Fight for Identity in Internment Camps will be presented as part of the Japanese Distinguished Speaker Series on Monday.

Sponsored by the College of Arts and Letters.with an option to request paper surveys.

Keiro received over 900 responses to the memory care survey.4 announced the results of the community-wide survey focused on memory care services.

The results will help Keiro as it continues to explore development of board and care homes to support those affected by memory loss.85% of respondents expressed that they are moderately to very concerned about their cognitive health as they age.