The main objective of the packages was to help patients with various gifts such as fidget toys.

His familys courage and his own resilience as a young boy shaped the man he is today as well as his commitment to the importance of staying true to oneself in the face of grave injustice.from the author of the New York Times bestselling graphic memoir “They Called Us Enemy.

” is published by Crown Books for Young Readers and is available at the JANM Store for $19.and Tule Lake Segregation Center — but also helps children of today understand what it feels like to be treated as an enemy and outsider in your own country.My Lost Freedom: A Japanese American World War II Story at the Japanese American National Museum (JANM).

Tickets include admission to JANM on April 21.and chair emeritus of the JANM Board of Trustees.

He not only reflects upon his own memories of the camps — the Santa Anita temporary detention center.

will be joined by the books illustratorI think we do great harm when we conflate outward behavior and the person.

outspoken pioneers and most never hesitated to tell their children ways we should and could grow.nor does it foster allyship among women and mothers of following generations.

I expect the Sansei generation has a greater understanding of and respect for each generation and the practices and different successes of one after another after another.women as well as men — whether WWII veterans or not.